In 2021, Massachusetts secured vital settlement funds from pharmaceutical companies, earmarked to address the opioid crisis and its repercussions. The Commonwealth is committed to allocating these resources to communities annually until 2038, with an anticipated total of $1 billion from settlements. Littleton will receive $176,622.65 over the next 15 years, including $96,276.11 for fiscal year 2023 and 2024 to date.
For a retailed breakdown of the categories under consideration, please visit this link:
https://www.mass.gov/doc/march-4-2022-ma-subdivision-agreement/download
The Town of Littleton has made a commitment to use statewide opioid settlement funds to supplement and strengthen resources available to community members and address gaps that may exist in services. The purpose of this survey is to listen and learn about your experience related to Substance Use Disorder as a Littleton community member. The information you share today will help us to focus on areas to develop recommendations that address community needs, and to identify opportunities for innovation and programming. As the Town assesses what areas to prioritize, the Town wants to ensure that the community is involved in the planning process and assists with setting broad goals that maximize the funding’s impact.
If you have any questions or need help filling out the survey, please contact the Littleton Department of Health at 978-540-2430 or email fdagle@littletonma.org. Hard copies of the form are available at the Reuben Hoar Library and in the Department of Health, Room B-100, Town Hall Offices, 37 Shattuck Street.
Please take the survey below to share your input. Your feedback will guide how we develop our strategic plan to address opioid use disorder in Littleton. All responses are optional and anonymous. Your input is greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
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