Open Tennessee local opioid-remediation funding opportunity. Wilson County, Tennessee is accepting applications for its Wilson County Opioid Remediation Funding program from August 1 through September 30, 2026.
Deadline: The County’s official process states an annual deadline of September 30, 2026 at 4:00 PM. The public materials reviewed by Atlas do not state a time zone, so applicants should confirm the controlling local deadline directly with Wilson County before submission.
Applicant value: Current public materials do not publish an individual maximum award or total 2026 funding pool. Atlas will not infer a ceiling from County budget appropriations because those figures do not establish the amount available to an individual applicant.
Eligible applicants: The County’s official materials identify qualified governmental entities and charitable or nonprofit organizations serving Wilson County, subject to the program’s organizational and good-standing requirements.
Allowable project areas: Projects must fall within approved opioid-remediation uses, including Primary Prevention, Harm Reduction, Treatment, Recovery Support, Education and Training, and Research and Evaluation.
Required application materials: Official materials require applicant documentation that can include applicable tax-exempt documentation, W-9, current financial information, organizational good-standing or authorization materials, a project description and budget, and an authorized signature. Applicant-specific requirements should be confirmed against the current packet before submission.
Submission mechanics: Application packets are available through the Wilson County Finance Office. The County’s current program page directs applicants to 228 East Main Street, Suite 205, Lebanon, Tennessee 37087, and states that completed applications must be submitted to the same location by the end of the last business day of September.
Award term: Awards are granted for one year and funds must be spent by the end of the award term. The County states that notices of awards can be expected in January 2027.
Match / cost share: Current public materials reviewed by Atlas do not state a mandatory match or cost-share requirement.
Program contact: Labraunya Horton, WCOpFund@wilsoncountytn.gov.
Atlas Opportunity Score: 88/100. This is a substantive local opioid-remediation opportunity for qualified Wilson County governmental and nonprofit organizations with prevention, treatment, recovery, training, or related evidence-based projects.
N9+ Fit Score: 15/100, low and conditional. The current public materials do not specifically establish the Nonagon N9+ device and platform as an allowable cost or a required technology component. Atlas will not force a device fit. Any future role would require applicant-specific project logic and written confirmation that the proposed cost is allowable.
Classification: Applicant or partner led. Dr. Miltie direct for-profit eligibility is not established by the public materials reviewed, so Atlas is not treating this as a Dr. Miltie direct-vendor or direct-applicant opportunity.
Official source: Wilson County, Tennessee — Opioid Remediation Funding.