$1 billion: About how much the Newsom administration has spent on the opioid crisis since the 2019-20 budget year.

This money does not include dollars going directly to cities and counties.

$570 million in federal grants for youth and tribal entities, and to enhance clinical services and programs related to opioid use and remediation

$416 in state general funds in last two fiscal years primarily to expand Medication Assisted Treatment, naloxone, fund workforce initiatives

$133 in settlement funds aimed primarily at public awareness campaigns and naloxone

Source: Dept. of Finance

The governor’s 2023-24 budget includes $97 million to fight the opioid crisis.

Naloxone distribution

$79m

Grants for education, testing, recovery, and support services

$10m

Increasing test strip availability

$4m

Overdose medication for all middle and high schools

$3.5m

Source: Governor’s office