Resources and Reports

Slides from the Commission's June 22, 2026 full meeting covering Q1 meeting minutes approval, commission member updates, a direct spending request, annual report updates, local government grant awards, and POSDC business updates.

Slides from the Commission's first-quarter 2026 full meeting recapping settlement-fund financials, grant cycles, and committee progress.

Slides from the Commission's third-quarter 2025 full meeting summarizing fund balances, grant activity, and committee updates.

Slides from the Commission's second-quarter 2025 full meeting summarizing fund activity, grant decisions, and committee progress.

The Commission's official catalog of approved, evidence-based opioid abatement and remediation strategies that grantees and projects must align with to qualify for settlement funding.

The 2021 compact between Delaware and its 10 eligible local governments that governs how national opioid settlement dollars are shared, allocated, and reported.

Delaware's official statewide portal connecting residents to addiction, mental health, and crisis services—including free naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and 24/7 support at 833-9-HOPEDE.

The Commission's 2023 resolution formally establishing the six standing committees—Behavioral Health Resources, Budget & Reporting, Equity, Governance, Local Governments, and Public Outreach & Community Input—along with their initial charters.

Official policy establishing the ethical standards, conflict-of-interest rules, and code of conduct that every Commission and committee member must follow.

2025 Delaware law (signed Aug. 25, 2025) updating the Behavioral Health Consortium's charge and revising the Settlement Commission's chair structure, distribution authorities, and reporting requirements.

Delaware Department of Justice presentation delivered at the Commission's April 2023 public listening sessions giving an overview of settlement activity to date.

The Lt. Governor-led advisory body created by Senate Bill 111 in 2017 that coordinates Delaware's response to behavioral health, mental health, and substance use challenges and oversees the Opioid Settlement Commission.

DSAMH's practical guide explaining how Delawareans can connect to free or low-cost addiction and substance use treatment services across the state.

The Delaware State Auditor's reports portal where the public can search and download financial audits of state agencies and entities—including audits of opioid grant recipients.