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Jasper County Opioid Settlement Funds

The Jasper County Opioid Settlement funds will be used to better the lives of Jasper County residents. According to the guidance in the Exhibit below, the funding is for the prevention, abatement, and treatment of substance misuse. The Jasper County Opioid Settlement Committee makes recommendations to the Jasper County Board of Supervisors.

Jasper County Opioid Settlement Committee: Priorities and Goals for Implementation

As part of its implementation plan, the Jasper County Opioid Settlement Committee has identified the following funding priorities and goals. Funding will be awarded exclusively to nonprofit organizations with a physical office located in Jasper County.

Current Funding Priorities:

  • Opioid Substance Use Treatment: Support for treatment services for Jasper County residents, including individuals who are uninsured or involved in the justice system.

  • Substance Treatment Facility Expansion and Upgrades: Support for existing Jasper County-based nonprofit organizations providing inpatient or outpatient substance use treatment to expand or enhance their facilities.

  • Prevention Initiatives: Substance misuse prevention programs in Jasper County public schools, targeting children and youth.

Jasper County is committed to removing barriers to substance use treatment and ensuring accessible, high-quality care for all residents. The Jasper County Opioid Settlement Funds are being used to support a variety of evidence-based treatment and prevention programs through local nonprofit organizations.

If you or someone you know needs help, please contact resources in the Jasper County Resource Guide, or by calling 988.

For questions or further information, please contact Becky Pryor at bpryor@jasperia.org.

Committee Members 

  • Jenna Jennings, Auditor
  • Scott Nicholson, County Attorney
  • Teresa Arrowood, Deputy Auditor
  • Becky Pryor, Health Administrator
  • Thad Nearmyer, Board of Supervisors

The Committee will make recommendations to the Board of Supervisors, who have the final vote during a regular meeting.

PRESS RELEASES

  • Future funds: The Opioid Committee is NOT currently accepting applications. Funds are anticipated to be released later in 2025. The Committee will publish the information on the website and social media when it is announced. 

APPLICATION FOR FUTURE FUNDS

OPIOID SETTLEMENT QUARTERLY REPORT FOR CURRENT AWARDEES

  • Opioid Settlement Reporting Form updated 8.1.2024
  • Organizations must include an itemized bill each quarter. Please work with your financial contact or accountant. 
  • Email the report to Auditor Jenna Jennings at jjennings@jaspercounty.iowa.gov
  • If awarded funds, the reports are due on or before the following dates:
    • July-September, Quarter 1, Due October 15th 
    • October-December, Quarter 2, Due January 15th  
    • January- March, Quarter 3, Due April 15th
    • April-June, Quarter 4, Due July 15th 

Opioid Settlement Resolutions in Jasper County  

Jasper County Opioid Settlement funded projects.

1st round-FY24 in 2023 | Total $159,604

  • Clearview Recovery, Inc. | Women’s treatment for an extra 30 days for Jasper County residents. | $43070- COMPLETE
  • House of Mercy, Newton office | 2-year Peer Support Program, Peer Support hired. | $112,434 for 3 years CURRENT until 2026
  • DARE Jasper Co. Sheriff’s Office, Lynnville Sully Schools, and PCM Schools Materials purchased for students. | $3800 COMPLETE
  • Colfax Library -Opioid Educational Materials | $300 COMPLETE

2nd round- FY24 in 2023 | Total $165,000

  • Discover Hope 517 Ministry Resource Center in Newton offers daily lunch. Men’s Restoration Center | $60,000- COMPLETE
  • Open Arms Foundation | Resources for children removed from their homes. Location established on 1st Avenue. | $25,000- CURRENT until 12.2025.
  • Clearview Recovery | Women’s treatment- guarantee at least two beds for Jasper County residents. | $80,000- COMPLETE

3rd round- FY25 in 2024 | Total $284,000  (8/6/2024)

  • Capstone Behavioral Healthcare for justice-involved substance treatment.  Awarded $70,000  CURRENT until 12.25.
  • Clearview Recovery, Inc. is for Jasper County residents who have no insurance coverage for substance treatment for women in Prairie City. Awarded $82,000. - COMPLETE 3.2025
  • Colfax-Mingo Schools' substance prevention program in the school.  Awarded: $32,000  Complete 6.2025.
  • Sheepgate, an Adult and Teen Challenge division of the Midlands, plans to expand substance treatment with a new building.  Awarded: $100,000. CURRENT BUILDING PROJECT until 8.2025. COMPLETE 

4th round- FY26 in 2025 TBD

We will announce on the website and Facebook when applications are being accepted. 

Opioid Settlement and Opioid Response Resources

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