Harm Reduction Ohio (HRO) and the OneOhio Recovery Foundation reached a settlement Friday, September 8, 2023, in an open meetings case. OneOhio is a government-created non-profit that will control 55% — $1.1 billion — of Ohio’s $2 billion opioid...
133 organizations nationwide sign onto roadmap Calls for impacted population to be involved in decision The New York Times reports today that early opioid spending has been spent on a mixed bag of programs that is, overall, worrisome. Significant amounts of...
Temporary Restraining Order issued April 25 to compel compliance OneOhio ignored order, continued to hold secret meetings Harm Reduction Ohio filed a motion today to hold Ohio’s opioid settlement board in contempt of court for violating a court order requiring...
Impacted population poorly represented 226 public officials to be eligible to accept bribes Torria CatroneJournalism Fellow, Harm Reduction Ohio Until now, OneOhio’s regional board members have been virtually anonymous. The government-controlled OneOhio Recovery...
Senator says making settlement spending public would “hamper amount of public good it can do” Harm Reduction Ohio says public has “a right to know how government spends government money” The Columbus Dispatch published an article today on how...
How much has your city been paid? Ohio will receive $2 billion in opioid settlement payments over the next 18 years. Local governments will receive 30% of that money. About $41 million of the $600 million for local governments has arrived. So far, 719 local...
