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This document serves as an official notice regarding an upcoming meeting of the Opioid Abatement Advisory Commission to be held at the Department of Justice, with provisions for attendance via Microsoft Teams.
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The committee meeting featured a presentation from the Northern New England Poison Center regarding resources for poison exposure, common household risks for children, and emerging high-risk substances marketed to youth. The session included a closed, non-public case review regarding poisonings and a subsequent discussion on sealing those minutes. Additionally, the committee reviewed the CFRC Activities List, discussed the upcoming annual recommendations follow-up survey, and noted New Hampshire's child mortality rate statistics.
The Commission reviewed an update from Granite United Way regarding statewide opioid abatement grant programs, noting the distribution of response and multiyear grants. A dashboard update provided insight into current trust fund financial positions. Representative Nagel reported on his attendance at the State Opioid Settlement Learning Network, sparking discussion on improving outcome measurement and the need for clearer data on intervention effectiveness. The Commission also received reports on expected settlement funds from various companies, discussed the allocation of funds to municipalities, and addressed inquiries regarding allowable uses of these funds. Additionally, the fiscal year 2025 annual report was discussed, and the commission moved into a non-public session to discuss the RFP/RGA process.
The meeting focused on the FY2026 Continuum of Care Program Competition, covering NOFO project eligibility, submission processes, and various application types including renewals, expansions, and consolidations. Key discussion topics included options for youth homelessness demonstration projects, new project opportunities such as street outreach and supportive services, and HUD's current focus on transitional housing and behavioral health connections. The session also addressed the ranking and review process for new applications, reallocation policies, and the availability of bonus funding.
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