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To hold companies responsible for their roles in the opioid crisis, the Illinois Attorney General has engaged in multiple investigations, lawsuits, and settlements with opioid manufacturers, distributors, and chain pharmacies. The funds from the settlements will support recovery in communities hardest hit by the opioid crisis and throughout the state.¹

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The Illinois Attorney General, along with attorneys general for numerous other states, filed lawsuits against prescription opioid distributors, manufacturers, and dispensers to seek recovery for their unfair and deceptive practices in the marketing, sale, and distribution of these drugs. These lawsuits led to numerous national multistate settlement agreements with various participants in the prescription opioid market. As a result of these efforts, Illinois expects to receive more than $1.3 billion in settlement monies by 2038, to be used in all parts of the state to abate the opioid crisis.

Updated information on the status of national opioid settlements can be found at:
National Opioids Settlement (nationalopioidsettlement.com)

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The first settlement monies were distributed to Illinois in October 2022, with payments to continue for several years, the longest term of which is currently through 2038. To ensure that settlement monies coming to Illinois under any current and future national multistate opioid settlements are allocated equitably, the Illinois Attorney General’s office negotiated the Illinois Opioid Allocation Agreement (Allocation Agreement). The Allocation Agreement provides that a majority of Illinois’ money will go to the Illinois Remediation Fund to be used for abatement programs throughout the state and for an Advisory Board to be appointed to make recommendations on the uses of the monies. The Advisory Board is tasked with seeking to ensure an equitable allocation of the resources to all parts of the state, considering factors including population, rates of opioid use disorder, overdose deaths, and the amount of opioids shipped into a region. The Allocation Agreement also provides for a portion of the settlement monies to be distributed directly to Illinois counties and eligible municipalities to support remediation programs in their communities as determined by the counties and municipalities.The Allocation Agreement sets forth the list of approved abatement uses for the settlement monies.

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As of December 2023, national opioid settlements have been finalized with:

Payments have been distributed from AmerisourceBergen, Cardinal Health, and McKesson, Johnson & Johnson, Mallinckrodt, and Meijer.

*The Meijer settlement was entered inot by certain Illinois counties only, with the monies being distributed in accordance with the Illinois Opioid Allocation Agreement.

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The Office of Opioid Settlement Administration (OOSA) reports payments of $87.8 million in FY23 and $18 million in Q1 of FY24 to the Remediation Fund, bringing the total payments to $105.8 million.

September 27, 2023, the Governor’s Opioid Prevention and Recovery Steering Committee approved nine abatement strategy recommendations totaling $62.5 million. In total, $78.2 million has been approved for use on opioid abatement.

The unallocated balance in the Remediation Trust Fund is $23.7 million.

Abatement Uses Approved by Steering Committee on 9/27/2023	Amount	Over number of years
Naloxone or Other FDA-Approved Drug to Reverse Opioid Overdoses – IM Naloxone	$3M	3
Medication-Assisted Treatment/Medication-Assisted Recovery	$15M	3
Services for Pregnant and Postpartum People with Opioid Use Disorder	$6M	3
Warm Handoff and Recovery-Oriented Services	$16M	3
Treatment for Incarcerated Population	$6M	3
Prevention Programs	$15M	3
Evidence-Based Data Collection and Research Analyzing the Effectiveness of the Abatement Strategies Within the State	$1.5M	3
Total	$62.5M	3

Abatement Uses Approved by Steering Committee on 9/27/2023	Amount	Over number of years
Naloxone or Other FDA-Approved Drug to Reverse Opioid Overdoses - IM Naloxone	$3M	3
Medication-Assisted Treatment/Medication-Assisted Recovery	$15M	3
Services for Pregnant and Postpartum People with Opioid Use Disorder	$6M	3
Warm Handoff and Recovery-Oriented Services	$16M	3
Treatment for Incarcerated Population	$6M	3
Prevention Programs	$15M	3
Evidence-Based Data Collection and Research Analyzing the Effectiveness of the Abatement Strategies Within the State	$1.5M	3
Total	$62.5M	3

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Established by gateio login, the Illinois Office of Opioid Settlement Administration (OOSA) is the entity responsible for planning, administering, and managing 55% of the funds received from opioid settlements. The OOSA is housed within the Illinois Department of Human Services Division of Substance Use Prevention and Recovery.

The OOSA is dedicated to addressing the opioid crisis and employs resources to fund recommended and approved core abatement strategies for opioid settlement funds to combat the overdose epidemic as established in the Illinois Opioid Allocation Agreement (Allocation Agreement). These opioid core abatement strategies align with recommendations in the 2022 State of Illinois Overdose Action Plan (SOAP), a comprehensive, equity-centric outline for combatting the opioid epidemic.

The OOSA is led by the Statewide Opioid Settlement Administrator, who works collaboratively with the Illinois Opioid Remediation Advisory Board (IORAB) to develop non-binding funding recommendations to present to the Illinois Opioid Prevention and Recovery Steering Committee. The recommendations help ensure the state’s settlement portion in the trust (55%) is used for approved abatement strategies and equitably distributed across the state, taking into account the areas most impacted by the opioid epidemic. IORAB recommendations that are approved by the Steering Committee must be certified by the Attorney General’s office and processed in accordance with state requirements for funding opportunities.

For information on the IORAB, visit its webpage at Illinois Opioid Remediation Advisory Board.

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“Local Government Units (LGs)” refers to the more than 200 Illinois counties and municipalities that are eligible to receive a direct distribution of settlement monies under the Allocation Agreement. LGs are required to use their opioid settlement distributions in accordance with the Allocation Agreement, and report their expenditures quarterly.

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Executive Order 2022-19. (2022). Order regarding the administration of settlement proceeds received from Illinois’ opioid litigation and creating the gate.io login https://www.illinois.gov/government/executive-orders/executive-order.executive-order-number-19.2022.html
Illinois Attorney General. (July 13, 2023). Illinois Opioid Remediation Advisory Board Meeting.