The Delaware Prescription Opioid Settlement Distribution Commission (POSDC) is an independent, collaborative group of Delaware leaders, policymakers, and public advocates.
The POSDC is charged with:
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<li>Offering grant awards for evidence-based efforts that treat, prevent, and reduce opioid use disorder and the misuse of opioids.</li>
<li>Supporting efforts that implement effective treatment interventions, recovery support, and prevention services.</li>
</ul>

Full Commission Quarterly (4Q)Meeting

Director

State Solicitor

Chief Policy Advisor

State Senator, 10th District

State Senator, 21st District

State Representative, 5th District 

State Representative, 22nd District

Professor

Deputy Chief Administrative Officer

County Administrator

Owner

Prescription Opioid Settlement Distribution Commission

This committee is charged with identifying and tracking the utilization of opioid-related treatment facilities and support services within the statewide opioid treatment system, identifying gaps in the system through gap analysis and other means, and making recommendations via periodic reports to the POSDC.

Communications Director

Behavioral Health Resources Committee

The responsibilities of this committee include developing and proposing separate annual budgets for each Opioid Fund; monitoring, making recommendations, and periodically reporting to the POSDC on the income and expenses of the Opioid Funds, including compliance with any statutory or contractual cap on administrative expenses; and preparing an annual report for the POSDC.

Vice President of Finance

Founder

Retired

Deputy Chief of Staff

Budget and Reporting Committee

This committee will work collaboratively with the Public Outreach and Community Input Committee and the Behavioral Health Resources Committee to review available data to ensure a fair distribution of Opioid Funds to address the needs of underserved communities and marginalized populations within the state. It will also work with the Governance Committee to determine the efficacy of awards and other disbursements of Opioid Funds, and monitor and make recommendations periodically via a report to the POSDC and other standing committees.

Equity Committee

This committee shall have authority to and shall (a) develop and propose (i) ethics standards and training requirements for all Commission members and committee members, (ii) procedures to identify and address conflicts of interest, (iii) rules, terms and conditions, and guidelines or regulations to govern the application and approval process for grants and other distributions from the Opioid Funds, and (iv) other policies, procedures or regulations that are necessary or appropriate to help ensure that the Commission and its committees adhere to best practices and applicable provisions of the Delaware Code and other applicable laws and regulations, and (b) monitor, make recommendations and periodically report to the Commission.

Meeting ID: 819 1970 8628  Passcode: 568655

ad-Hoc: Governance  Special

Governance Committee

The Local Governments Committee has statutory authority to make recommendations to the POSDC regarding the distribution of money from the Impact Fund and the Prescription Opioid Settlement Fund.

Mayor

Vice Mayor

Local Governments Committee

This committee shall have the authority to and shall (a) develop and propose best practices for disseminating information and gathering necessary stakeholder and public input, (b) identify trends in data collected from stakeholder meetings and public outreach efforts, and (c) monitor, make recommendations and periodically report to the Commission.

Committees

Prescription Opioid Settlement Distribution Commission Committees

Behavioral Health Resources Committee

Budget and Reporting Committee

Equity Committee

Governance Committee

Local Governments Committee

Public Outreach and Community Input Committee