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Opioids

New Mexico local governments lag in spending opioid settlement funds, new report finds
New Mexico

New Mexico local governments lag in spending opioid settlement funds, new report finds

Office of State Auditor finds almost half of New Mexico counties have spent no money from nearly $1B settlement

July 17, 2026
State councils will largely decide how to spend $50 billion in opioid settlement cash

State councils will largely decide how to spend $50 billion in opioid settlement cash

Installments will continue to come through 2038

July 27, 2023
Opioid epidemic, public safety among NM projects in appropriations bills

Opioid epidemic, public safety among NM projects in appropriations bills

Bills allocates $11.8 million for 34 projects in New Mexico

July 18, 2023
New Mexico set to receive more than $57 million from opioid overdose settlements

New Mexico set to receive more than $57 million from opioid overdose settlements

San Juan County has received a total of $524,107 since October of 2022

July 12, 2023
Opioid settlement payouts to localities made public

Opioid settlement payouts to localities made public

The national opioid settlements are the second-largest public health settlement of all time

June 24, 2023
Few rehab centers for addicted teens offer recommended medicine, U.S. study finds

Few rehab centers for addicted teens offer recommended medicine, U.S. study finds

Only 1 in 4 residential treatment centers for teens offers a recommended medicine for opioid addiction

June 14, 2023
National drug take-back day is April 22

National drug take-back day is April 22

Citizens can safely dispose of expired, unwanted prescription drugs

April 19, 2023

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