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Phil Weiser

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Opioid response resources

Community resources (archived)

Follow the links or phone number below if you need help or looking for treatment:

OwnPath: Online Treatment Locator (opens external webpage)

I Matter (opens external webpage): Free therapy for all Colorado youth

Call 1-844-493-TALK

Text TALK to 38255

If you or a family member or friend of someone struggling with opioid use disorder, please visit the following links:

How to Support (opens webpage)

Family Support (opens webpage)

Find Recovery Housing (opens webpage)

Connect Effect (opens webpage)

Follow the links below if you are a family member or friend and would like to get more involved:

Affected Families and Friends Work Group (opens webpage)

Follow the links below to get educated on the opioid use disorder, treatment and naloxone:

What is Recovery? (opens PDF)

What is Opioid Use Disorder? (opens webpage)

How to Stay Safe from Fentanyl? (opens webpage)

What is Naloxone? (opens webpage)

What are Medications for Opioid Use Disorder? (opens webpage)

Colorado Stories (opens webpage)

Regional council & local government resources (archived)

Follow the links below to learn more about the opioid settlement framework and access key resources:
  • Colorado Opioid Memorandum of Understanding (opens PDF)
  • Colorado Opioid Settlement Dashboard (opens webpage)
  • Opioid Settlement Region Map (opens PNG)
  • Regional Primary Contacts (opens PDF)
  • Opioid Approved Uses (opens PDF) (Exhibit E from national settlements)
  • Law Enforcement Approved Uses (opens PDF) for Opioid Settlement Funds
  • Colorado Regional Opioid Abatement Councils: Emerging Best Practices (opens PDF)
  • Colorado Opioid Model to Advance Treatment Resources (opens webpage)
Expenditure reporting information

Expenditure Reports are due in the Colorado Opioid Settlement Tracker (COST) portal annually in mid-February.

2025 Expenditure Reports should include all expenditures of Opioid Funds through December 31, 2024

  • Opioid Funds Expenditure Reporting FAQs (opens Google Doc)
  • 2024 COST Local Government Reporting Demo Video (opens YouTube video)

If you’re a registered user, log in to the COST platform (opens webpage) to access the portal.  Reach out to Opioids@coag.gov with any question.

How to stay informed about funding opportunities:
  • Colorado Behavioral Health Administration Funding Opportunities (opens webpage)
  • Colorado Department of Law Funding Opportunities (opens webpage)
  • Colorado State Targeted Response to the Opioid Crisis (opens webpage)
  • Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment: Overdose prevention grants & funding (opens webpage)
    • Naloxone Bulk Purchase Fund (opens webpage)
  • Sign up to receive the Opioid Response Unit newsletter (opens webpage)
  • Sign up to receive the Behavioral Health Administration newsletter (opens webpage)
  • Learn more about Medication Assisted Treatment Funding Opportunities (opens webpage)
Follow the links below to learn more about best practices for managing opioid settlement funds:
  • Principles for the Use of Funds from the Opioid Litigation – John Hopkins School of Public Health (opens webpage)
  • National Association of Counties (NACo) Opioid Solutions Center (opens webpage)
  • Opioid Settlement Priorities: Recommendations from the Addiction Solutions Campaign (opens webpage)
  • Evidence Based Strategies for Abatement of Harms from the Opioid Epidemic (opens webpage)
Explore how other states and local communities are applying best practices:
  • Brandeis Opioid Resource Connector: Communities Informing Communities (opens webpage)
  • Blueprints for Healthy Youth Development (opens webpage)
For a detailed review, access the cost-benefit analyses for specific strategies:
  • Resources on Cost-Benefit Analysis of Strategies for Opioid Use Disorder - Washington State Institute for Public Policy (opens webpage)
Learn more about Colorado public awareness campaigns:
  • Lift The Label (opens webpage) 
  • CDPHE Prevention (opens webpage)
  • Recovery Cards Project (opens webpage)
  • Bring Naloxone Home (opens webpage)
  • Keep the Party Safe (opens webpage)
  • Forward Together (opens webpage)
  • Rise Above Colorado Positive Norming Campaign (opens webpage)
  • Changing Minds (opens webpage)
  • How Addiction Changes the Brain Video (opens webpage)
  • Connect Effect (opens webpage)
Where to access data?
  • Colorado Opioid Settlement Framework Dashboard (opens webpage)
  • CDPHE Drug Overdose dashboard (opens webpage)
  • Hub and Spoke MAT (opens webpage)
  • Colorado Opioid Dashboards (opens webpage)
Go here to learn about other state resources
  • Health First Colorado (Colorado’s Medicaid Program) Behavioral Health Services (opens webpage)

Other Resources

Liftthelabel.org (opens external webpage)

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Colorado Department of Law
Ralph L. Carr Judicial Building
1300 Broadway, 10th Floor
Denver, CO 80203

(720) 508-6000

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