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Government Code §403.509
In force on Jun 16, 2021 · this text took effect Jun 16, 2021 · amended later, effective May 30, 2025
COUNCIL POWERS AND DUTIES AND COUNCIL-APPROVED OPIOID ABATEMENT STRATEGY
(a) The council shall:
(1) determine and approve one or more evidence-based opioid abatement strategies that include:
(A) an annual regional allocation methodology to distribute 75 percent of money distributed under Section 403.508 (a)(3) based on population health information and prevalence of opioid incidences as provided by law; and
(B) an annual targeted allocation to distribute 25 percent of money distributed under Section 403.508 (a)(3) for targeted interventions as identified by opioid incidence information;
(2) wholly or partly reallocate the targeted money between regions if a region for which targeted money is allocated is unable to use all of the targeted money;
(3) develop an application and award process for funding;
(4) review grant funding applications and provide grant awards and funding allocations;
(5) monitor grant agreements authorized by this subchapter and require each grant recipient to comply with the terms of the grant agreement or reimburse the grant to the council; and
(6) determine the percentage of money that may be used for development of education and outreach programs to provide materials on the consequences of opioid drug use and prevention and intervention, including online resources and toolkits.
(b) The council may reallocate money between regions based on the funding needs of all regions if money allocated to a region lapses or is not used in the year that the money is allocated for use in the region.
(c) To approve any decision or strategy, at least four of the members appointed under Section 403.503 (b)(1) and four of the members appointed under Sections 403.503 (b)(2)-(5) must approve the decision or strategy.
History: Added by Acts 2021, 87th Leg., R.S., Ch. 781 (S.B. 1827 ), Sec. 1, eff. June 16, 2021.
Source: Internet Archive capture, seen Sep 19, 2021 to Sep 04, 2025.
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- Effective May 30, 2025 · seen Sep 2025–Nov 2026
- Effective Jun 16, 2021 · seen Sep 2021–Sep 2025
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