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Dallas County Opioid Settlement Funds

Iowa – Dallas County Opioid Settlement Funds – Rolling Applications

FundingNo universal per applicant minimum or maximum is published on the current Dallas County program page; awards remain subject to available opioid settlement funds and Board approval.
DeadlineRolling applications with no fixed deadline. Dallas County uses quarterly committee, Board, and estimated award timelines based on the month an application is received.
Last verifiedOctober 4, 2026
Required next actionVerify the live Application for Funding form, define a compliant Exhibit E opioid abatement project and budget, confirm applicant procurement and non duplication controls, and submit through the Dallas County Health Department process.

Broad Eligibility

Projects must support prevention, abatement, or treatment of substance misuse and comply with Exhibit E. The county requires a signed application, Federal Tax Identification Number copy, and detailed project budget identifying staff time, capital, program costs, and other project funds.

Atlas Analysis

Atlas Opportunity Score 93/100. Active rolling Dallas County opioid-settlement funding for compliant remediation projects. Current award history includes naloxone access, EMS equipment, safer emergency-room improvements, education, diversion, and family-support initiatives. Applicant fit depends on Exhibit E alignment, budget allowability, procurement compliance, and Board approval.

Opportunity Overview

Dallas County, Iowa accepts applications for Dallas County Opioid Settlement Funds on a rolling basis. Funds must support prevention, abatement, or treatment of substance misuse and must comply with the authorized opioid settlement uses incorporated through Exhibit E.

Funding and Deadline

Dallas County publishes no fixed application deadline. Applications are reviewed on a rolling quarterly schedule based on the month received. The county does not publish a universal per applicant minimum or maximum on the current program page, so Atlas does not assign an applicant ceiling.

Application Requirements

A complete submission must include a signed Application for Funding, a copy of the applicant entity’s Federal Tax Identification Number, and a detailed project budget estimating staff time, capital, and program costs and identifying any other project funds. Applications may be submitted to the Dallas County Health Department for the Opioid Settlement Committee by mail or by the official county contact email listed on the program page.

Funding Priorities

Dallas County identifies evidence based substance prevention, treatment for county residents including people without insurance or involved in the justice system, and sustainability of treatment programs through infrastructure and staffing as current priorities.

Atlas Analysis

Atlas Opportunity Score: 93/100. The program is a meaningful local healthcare and behavioral health funding source with a genuine rolling application path.

Dallas County Hospital applicant fit: 96/100. The county lists Dallas County Hospital as a current or past awardee for emergency room updates supporting safer holding of substance use committal patients. That history demonstrates local relevance but does not establish approval for any new request.

N9+ Fit Score: 72/100, conditional. A role for the Nonagon N9+ device and platform would require a clearly documented opioid abatement clinical workflow, eligible budget treatment, county approval, applicant procurement compliance, and protection against duplicate reimbursement. No vendor is preapproved or selected.

Submission Mechanics

Dallas County states that once an application is received, a confirmation email will be sent. Review and award timing follows the county’s quarterly schedule. Any award remains subject to committee recommendation, Board of Supervisors approval, executed agreement requirements, and available settlement funds.

Official source: Dallas County, Iowa – Opioid Settlement Funds.

Source verificationOfficial government source · dallascountyiowa.govAtlas last verified this record October 4, 2026. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗