South Dakota Department of Social Services states that applications for Support for Local Community Needs under the FY27-FY30 Opioid Settlement Strategic Plan will open in November 2026. The application link, funding amounts, eligibility details, deadline, and submission requirements have not yet been published. DSS also states that separate requests for proposals covering treatment and recovery initiatives for justice-involved individuals, investment in the treatment and recovery continuum of care, and evidence-based prevention programs will be announced in November 2026. This opportunity is therefore upcoming and not yet open for new applicant outreach. Atlas will re-verify the controlling DSS materials when they are released before assigning current fit scores or advancing outreach.
Upcoming / Not Yet Open
South Dakota Opioid Settlement Fund Community Grant Program — FY27-FY30South DakotaSouth Dakota Department of Social ServicesBehavioral Health ProviderCommunity-Based OrganizationEducational InstitutionDigital HealthEquipmentJustice Health & Reentry
South Dakota Opioid Settlement Fund Community Grant Program — FY27-FY30 (Upcoming)
FundingTo be announced with the November 2026 application and RFP materials
DeadlineNot yet announced; Support for Local Community Needs applications will open in November 2026
Last verified2026-09-12
Required next actionMonitor the controlling South Dakota DSS funding page for the November 2026 application and RFP releases. Before any new outreach, re-verify funding, eligibility, exact deadline and time zone, allowable costs, match, vendor/procurement rules, forms, contacts, amendments, and Email Opt-Out/deduplication gates.
Broad Eligibility
To be confirmed in the November 2026 application and RFP materials. DSS currently states only that Support for Local Community Needs under the FY27-FY30 Strategic Plan will open in November 2026 and that three additional opioid-remediation RFP categories will be announced that month.
Atlas Analysis
Not currently scored. Prior SFY 2027 open/ongoing assumptions and prior fit scores are superseded. Re-score N9+, QC Healthcare, applicant opportunity, and direct-vendor pathways only after the controlling November 2026 materials establish current eligibility, funding, allowable costs, procurement/vendor rules, and deadlines.
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Source verificationOfficial government source · dss.sd.govAtlas last verified this record 2026-09-12. Always use the funder's current application materials, amendments and portal instructions as the controlling source.View source and application materials ↗