State and Local Governments Received More Than $6 Billion in Opioid Settlements in 2022 and 2023

Governments spent or committed about one-third of settlement funds and set aside about another third for future use. The final third was untrackable, as many places didn't produce public reports on the money.

Total received:
$5M
$50M
$500M
Spent/committed Set aside/not committed Untrackable via public reports
AL :  $113.4M
AK :  $14.8M
AZ :  $97.3M
AR :  $67.1M
CA :  $452.5M
CO :  $62M
CT :  $84.9M
DE :  $14.7M
DC :  $14M
FL :  $508.5M
GA :  $158M
HI :  $17.5M
ID :  $28.5M
IL :  $199.6M
IN :  $222.9M
IA :  $49.8M
KS :  $57.6M
KY :  $118.1M
LA :  $77.9M
ME :  $34.6M
MD :  $95.2M
MA :  $156.6M
MI :  $174.7M
MN :  $85M
MS :  $34.5M
MO :  $90.3M
MT :  $13.3M
NE :  $21.5M
NV :  $94.9M
NH :  $51.4M
NJ :  $147.3M
NM :  $58.7M
NY :  $529.2M
NC :  $172.2M
ND :  $12.2M
OH :  $158.8M
OK :  $27M
OR :  $87.4M
PA :  $209.4M
RI :  $36.9M
SC :  $89.2M
SD :  $4.2M
TN :  $173.2M
TX :  $457.4M
UT :  $48.2M
VT :  $16.5M
VA :  $164.6M
WA :  $95.3M
WV :  $221.5M
WI :  $108M
WY :  $12M
Note: Data collected as of August 2024. It reflects government actions as of Dec. 31, 2023. • Read our methodology • Download the data • Read state responses
Source: Data collection by KFF Health News, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, Shatterproof
Credit: KFF Health News' Lydia Zuraw, Aneri Pattani, Henry Larweh, and Megan Kalata; Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health's Sara Whaley and Vivian Flanagan; Shatterproof's Kristen Pendergrass and Sahvanah Prescott