Text saying combating the opioid crisis over a collage of photos of Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser with other state leaders at a Colorado Opioid Abatement Conference.

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser and the Colorado Opioid Abatement Council (COAC) are pleased to announce up to $23 million in total available funding through two new statewide funding opportunities. Applications are now being accepted for forward-looking projects and programs to combat the opioid crisis in Colorado.


See below for key deadlines, funding priorities, and eligibility.
Click HERE to learn about Round 4 Infrastructure Funding (opens new webpage)
Click HERE to learn about the Resilient Colorado Grant (opens new webpage)

Please note that funding from these opportunities come from national opioid settlements and must be used for forward looking opioid abatement strategies. Click to see the full list of Approved Uses (opens PDF).
Title Statewide Funding Opportunities Key Dates and Deadlines. The following information is listed on the left side of the graphic in sequential order - Logo of the Colorado Opioid Abatement Council. - Round 4 Infrastructure Funding Opportunity - Applications open on Oct. 15 2025 - Pre application webinar on Nov. 7 2025 - Deadline for notice of intent to apply is Dec. 15 2025 - Q and A form closes on Jan. 8 2026 - Applications due on Jan. 14 2026. - For more info contact coac@coag.gov The following information is listed on the right side of the graphic in sequential order - Seal of the Colorado Attorney General's Office - Resilient Colorado Grant - Applications open on Oct. 15 2025 - Pre-application webinar on Nov. 14 2025 - Q&A form closes on Dec. 16 2025 - Applications due on Dec. 18 2025 - For more info contact procurement@coag.gov
Title Statewide Funding Opportunities Priorities Amounts and Eligibility. The following information is listed on the left side of the graphic in sequential order - Logo of the Colorado Opioid Abatement Council. - Round 4 Infrastructure Funding Opportunity - Funding priorities include capital or operational investments prioritizing rural underserves and or disproportionately impacted regions or communities of Colorado - Collaborative multi-organization proposals - Proposals with direct or in-kind funding matches - Programs that can continue sustainably - Funding amount up to $11 million in total available funding - Eligible entities include regional opioid abatement councils known as ROACs - Participating local governments known as PLGs - State agencies and state government entities - Non-profits and non-government entities cannot directly apply for Infrastructure but may be listed as a sub-awardee - For materials and info contact coac@coag.gov - Funding from these opportunities come from national opioid settlements and must be used for forward looking opioid abatement strategies. Contact coac@coag.gov with questions The following information is listed on the right side of the graphic in sequential order - Seal of the Colorado Attorney General's Office - Resilient Colorado Grant - Funding priorities include Youth wellbeing and prevention - treatment and recovery for youth - Rural and underserved behavioral health workforce - Recovery and reentry for justice involved people - Supporting families caregivers and children - Empowering Colorado peer leadership - Funding amount up to $12 million in total available funding - Eligible entities include Counties - municipalities - state agencies - federally recognized tribes - regional opioid abatement councils known as ROACs - nonprofits - for-profit entities - boards of cooperative educational services known as BOCES - school districts and schools - For materials and info contact procurement@coag.gov - Funding from these opportunities come from national opioid settlements and must be used for forward looking opioid abatement strategies. Contact procurement@coag.gov with questions
 
 
Image of an announcement for the 2025 Colorado Opioid Abatement Conference. Hosted by the Colorado Opioid Abatement Council Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser and the Colorado Department of Law. Monday October 27th 2025 Register today 4705 Clydesdale Parkway Loveland CO 80538 Contact opioids@coag.gov with questions On the right side of the image are the logos of the Colorado Opioid Abatement Council Colorado Attorney General and an image of a mountain range with rock structures jutting toward the sky.

Monday, October 27, 2025 – Loveland Embassy Suites


Join Attorney General Phil Weiser and COAC for this free, interactive conference featuring:


  • Best-practice presentations
  • Collaborative breakout sessions
  • Funding guidance and state/national resources
Click HERE to register (opens webpage)
Welcome to the Colorado Communities in Action Leadership Awards with Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser. Hosted by Colorado Department of Law - Colorado Opioid Abatement Council - North Colorado Health Alliance - NOCO Cares. Sponsored by Region 8 Adams County - Region 9 Arapahoe County - Region 10 Gateway to the Rockies.
You are invited. Join Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser local leaders and community stakeholders for an evening to honor excellence in community leadership. Embassy Suites Loveland. 4705 Clydesdale Parkway Loveland CO 80538. October 27 2025 from 5-7pm. Complimentary appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages will be served. Hosted by the Colorado Attorney General’s Office – North Colorado Health Alliance – NOCO Cares – Colorado Opioid Abatement Council.

Celebrate community leadership immediately following the conference and the evening before the 2025 Rethinking Addiction and Recovery Event (RARE).


  • Location: Loveland Embassy Suites
  • Sponsors: Region 8 (Adams), Region 9 (Arapahoe), Region 10 (Jefferson, Gilpin, Clear Creek)
  • Details: Appetizers and non-alcoholic beverages provided.
  • Register separately with the button below. Space is limited.
Click HERE to register (opens webpage)
 
Opioid Settlement Funds Dashboard & Resources

To learn more about the Opioid Settlement Funds and how they are being distributed, you can check out the new Opioid Settlement Framework Dashboard.


The Opioid Response Unit also recently updated their resources page for both members of the community and for regions and local governments. You can find both linked below.
Click HERE for the Colorado Opioid Settlements Dashboard (opens webpage)
Click HERE for the Opioid Response Unit Resources Page (opens webpage)

Or you can copy the links below:
Thank you for your partnership!

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