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    Individual Distributions for Cities and Counties

    Individual Distributions for Cities and Counties support Virginia local governments in funding new or expanded opioid abatement projects to treat, prevent and reduce opioid use disorder and misuse.

    Funder: Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority

    Due Dates: October 27, 2026 (final FY2027 new awards and amendments) | December 8, 2026 (FY2027 amendments) | February 16, 2027 (FY2028 renewals) | March 2, 2027 (FY2028 new applications) | May 15, 2028 (apply for FY2023 funds) | May 15, 2029 (apply for FY2024 funds)

    Funding Amounts: One-year performance period; optional Gold Standard Incentive increases a city or county’s Individual Distribution allocation by 25%

    Summary: Settlement-funded awards support Virginia cities and counties carrying out opioid abatement projects.

    Key Information: Cities and counties must submit a renewal application to continue an active award, even without a request for additional funds.


    Description

    The Virginia Opioid Abatement Authority (OAA) provides Individual Distribution awards to Virginia cities and counties for projects addressing the effects of opioid use. A city or county receives its distribution by submitting an abatement project application for approval by the OAA Grants Committee. Projects may be new efforts or expansions or enhancements of existing work; proposed uses are assessed against award terms, state law and applicable opioid settlement agreements.

    Cities and counties that opt in to OAA’s voluntary “Gold Standard” Incentive program may request incentive funds as part of an Individual Distribution application. The program is part of OAA’s administration of opioid settlement funds for efforts to treat, prevent and reduce opioid use disorder and opioid misuse.


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