Oklahoma to dole out $29 million to address opioid crisis

Oklahoma Voice
Mar 31
1 min read

The Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board is preparing to give out a new round of grants to statewide applicants. Soon, local governments will be able to take a bid at $29 million designated to address the opioid crisis.

Oklahoma to dole out $29 million to address opioid crisis • Oklahoma Voice

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Oklahoma to dole out $29 million to address opioid crisis

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