Opioid Settlement Funds
As part of ongoing settlements with opioid manufacturers and distributors, the State of Washington will receive more than $1.2 billion over the next 10 years. Local governments across the state will share in $55 million. To date, the City of Vancouver has received over $2.5 million to fund services or programs dedicated to fighting the opioid crisis and its results.
Summary of funds received by year from all distributors
As part of the settlement, the City must publicly account for expenditures of its settlement money. This dashboard will show how Vancouver’s settlement money is invested.
2025
The City of Vancouver has signed a contract with Columbia River Mental Health to establish and operate a mobile MAT/OTP (Medication Assisted Treatment/Opioid Treatment Program). This program will address the immediate behavioral health and addiction needs of the unsheltered population, as well as provide daily opioid treatment services at the City’s congregate shelter once opened, reducing overdose risks and preparing individuals for sustainable stability and housing. The contract shall not exceed $1.66 million for year 1. This dashboard will be updated to reflect actual amount spent on contract in year 1 in early 2026.