ActiveAtlas Opportunity Score 89/100
IN-PUTNAM-OPIOID-FALL-2026
Indiana Putnam County Opioid Settlement Funding — 2026 Annual Cycle
Putnam County is accepting opioid-settlement proposals for one-year projects aligned with approved abatement uses. The current Local JRAC page states proposals are reviewed once yearly on the first Monday in November; for 2026 that review date is November 2. No separate submission cutoff, clock time, time zone, or current award ceiling is published on the current page.
FundingCurrent 2026 award ceiling or total available funding is not stated on the controlling Local JRAC page. An older county opioid page lists a historical guideline of up to $10,000, but Atlas does not carry that forward as a current-cycle limit without the linked 2026 RFP.
DeadlineProposals are reviewed once yearly on the first Monday in November. For 2026, that review date is November 2, 2026. The current Local JRAC page does not publish a separate submission cutoff, clock time, or time zone.
Last verifiedSeptember 23, 2026
Required next actionObtain and review the linked 2026 RFP/application or written Putnam County clarification before applicant action. Confirm the exact submission cutoff, current award range, applicant eligibility, match/cost share, allowable costs, procurement/vendor/subcontract rules, and any amendments. For healthcare projects, Exhibit E supports telehealth, mobile treatment/recovery, automated SBIRT technology, hospital bridge-clinic pathways, EMS connections to care, and related OUD/SUD/MH strategies, but project-specific N9+ or QC Healthcare costs must be verified before budgeting.
Broad Eligibility
The current Local JRAC page invites organizations to submit opioid-settlement proposals but does not enumerate 2026 applicant classes on the public page. Projects are limited to one year, may seek later-year funding subject to availability, must comply with approved opioid-abatement uses, and may not supplant other grant-funded projects.
Atlas Analysis
Atlas Opportunity Score 89/100. N9+ Fit 78/100 conditional. QC Healthcare Fit 70/100 conditional. Exhibit E expressly supports telehealth for OUD and co-occurring SUD/MH treatment, mobile intervention/treatment/recovery, automated SBIRT technology and ongoing technology costs, hospital bridge-clinic pathways, EMS connections to treatment, and related care-linkage strategies. Current 2026 award limits, applicant classes, submission cutoff, procurement/vendor rules, and detailed cost allowability remain unresolved because the linked 2026 DOCX files could not be parsed through the available retrieval path. Do not introduce or sell N9+ in ordinary initial outreach, and do not budget device/platform/services until current-cycle allowability is verified.
Putnam County’s Local Justice Reinvestment Advisory Council (JRAC), acting for the County Commissioners, is accepting opioid-settlement funding proposals. The current Local JRAC page now states that proposals are reviewed once yearly on the first Monday in November. In 2026, that review date is November 2, 2026. The page does not publish a separate proposal-submission cutoff, clock time, or time zone, so Atlas does not infer one.
The current Local JRAC page states that proposals are limited to a one-year project scope, may be eligible for additional funding in later years depending on available funds, must follow the approved opioid-abatement guidelines, and may not supplant other grant-funded projects. The current page does not publish a 2026 applicant award ceiling or enumerate applicant classes. An older county opioid page still shows a historical $10,000 request guideline and older twice-yearly deadlines, but those details are not being carried forward as current-cycle facts because the current Local JRAC page links a separate 2026 RFP and application.
Exhibit E expressly supports expansion of telehealth for opioid-use disorder and co-occurring substance-use or mental-health treatment, mobile intervention/treatment/recovery services, automated SBIRT technology and its ongoing costs, hospital bridge-clinic pathways, EMS connections to treatment, and other connections to care. Atlas rates this opportunity 89/100 because the current public page confirms a live funding pathway but leaves the 2026 award ceiling and exact submission cutoff unresolved. N9+ fit is 78/100, conditional, and QC Healthcare fit is 70/100, conditional. A qualified Putnam County project could potentially use guided remote examinations, vitals, telehealth-enabled clinical encounters, or related implementation support when directly tied to an approved OUD/SUD/MH strategy, but device, platform, service, procurement, subcontract, and vendor cost allowability must be confirmed from the current 2026 RFP or in writing before budgeting.
Source-control correction: the older county opioid page still contains stale 2024/2025 cycle dates and a twice-yearly schedule. The current Local JRAC page instead states that proposals are reviewed once yearly on the first Monday in November and links the current 2026 RFP and funding-proposal application. The linked 2026 DOCX files could not be parsed through the available retrieval path, so the exact submission cutoff, 2026 award range, applicant-class requirements, match or cost share, detailed cost rules, procurement/subcontract terms, and any amendments remain unresolved rather than inferred. Ordinary INITIAL OUTREACH must not introduce or sell N9+.
Source verificationReferenced source · www.putnamcountyadultprobation.comAtlas last verified this record September 23, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗
