Active — current County page open; linked application requires re-verificationAtlas Opportunity Score 92/100
Indiana — Wells County Opioid Settlement Funds 2026
Wells County, Indiana is currently accepting opioid settlement funding requests through October 31, 2026. The controlling County Commissioners page does not publish a current award ceiling, total pool, applicant-class rules, closing clock time, or time zone, and its linked application PDF still carries a December 31, 2025 deadline, so Atlas treats the form as stale until the County confirms the current 2026 application requirements.
FundingApplicant award ceiling and current total funding pool are not published on the controlling Wells County page.
DeadlineOctober 31, 2026; the County page does not publish a closing clock time or time zone. The linked application PDF still states December 31, 2025 and appears stale.
Last verifiedSeptember 24, 2026
Required next actionObtain the County-confirmed current 2026 application or written confirmation that the linked form remains valid; verify eligible applicant classes, current funding amount, restricted versus unrestricted funding, allowable costs, match/cost share, procurement, required attachments and exact deadline cutoff. Then qualify a Wells County opioid-response applicant and clear verified Contact, Email_Opt_Out, permanent-bounce, Account/Contact/Deal/Atlas_Email_Queue and authoritative send-history deduplication before any ORIGINAL outreach.
Broad Eligibility
The current Wells County page invites opioid settlement funding requests but does not publish applicant-class eligibility requirements. Do not infer nonprofit, governmental, healthcare-provider, school, or other eligibility until the County confirms the current 2026 rules.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score 92/100. N9+ Fit 70/100 conditional; QC Healthcare Fit 72/100 conditional. Indiana restricted opioid settlement funds must follow approved abatement uses, and national Exhibit E includes telehealth expansion for OUD and co-occurring SUD/MH treatment, but Wells County's current local application, cost allowability and procurement rules remain unresolved because the linked PDF still carries a 2025 deadline. Ordinary INITIAL OUTREACH must not introduce or sell N9+.
Wells County, Indiana is currently accepting requests for opioid settlement funding through its Opioid Settlement Funds Committee. The controlling Wells County Commissioners page states that completed applications are due to OSFC@wellscounty.org by October 31, 2026. The page does not publish a closing clock time or time zone.
The County states that the committee reviews requests for disbursement in accordance with Indiana opioid-settlement guidelines and the Johns Hopkins Five Guiding Principles. Indiana’s current opioid-settlement guidance requires restricted/abatement funds to support treatment, prevention, and care consistent with settlement-approved uses. National Exhibit E includes treatment-access strategies such as expansion of telehealth for opioid use disorder and co-occurring substance-use or mental-health conditions, but Wells County’s local cost, procurement, applicant, and award rules still control.
Source-control issue: the application PDF currently linked from the County page still instructs applicants to submit by December 31, 2025. That date conflicts with the County’s live page, which now states October 31, 2026. Atlas therefore treats the PDF as a stale form/template and will not assume that its application requirements, certifications, budget fields, or submission instructions are complete for the current cycle without County confirmation.
The current County page does not publish a universal applicant award ceiling, total 2026 funding pool, mandatory match or cost-share, eligible applicant classes, detailed procurement rules, or a current list of required attachments. Atlas will not infer those facts. Any grant package must use the current County-confirmed application and verified applicant facts.
Atlas Opportunity Score: 92/100. N9+ Fit: 70/100 conditional. QC Healthcare Fit: 72/100 conditional. Opioid-settlement approved uses can support treatment access and telehealth, but no N9+ hardware, platform, implementation, clinical-service, vendor, or subcontract cost should be budgeted until Wells County confirms local allowability and procurement requirements. Ordinary INITIAL OUTREACH must not introduce or sell N9+.
No ORIGINAL outreach should be initiated from this record until the current 2026 application conflict is resolved and applicant-specific eligibility, verified business Contact, Email_Opt_Out, permanent-bounce history, CRM/Deal/Atlas_Email_Queue deduplication, and authoritative send history are cleared. No FU1/FU2, reply, Grant Matrix, or other post-outreach lifecycle state belongs to this lane.
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Source verificationReferenced source · wellscounty.orgAtlas last verified this record September 24, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗
