The Texas Opioid Abatement Fund Council was formed to ensure that money recovered through the joint efforts of the state and its political subdivisions through a statewide opioid settlement agreement is allocated fairly and spent to remediate the opioid crisis using efficient, cost-effective methods.[1]
The Council is administratively attached to the Texas Comptroller's office, which provides the staff and facilities as necessary to assist the Council in performing its duties.[2]
The Council is composed of 14 members, including:[3]
The current council members are:
Visit our Council Meeting page for more information.
Bobby Joe Dale, Interim Director
If you have questions or comments regarding the work of the OAFC contact us.
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