Opioid settlement strategy for Wisconsin counties
Strategy that saves lives.
We help Wisconsin counties plan their opioid settlement dollars alongside the people those dollars are meant to serve.
Where Wisconsin stands
Settlement dollars will keep arriving into the late 2030s.
There is time to plan well. It starts with knowing where you stand.
Explore the Wisconsin Settlement Tracker →Built from county-reported data through December 2025.
For counties still deciding
Still deciding? You're in good company.
Many counties are still holding their settlement funds, and that's not a failure. Spending well takes a clear picture of local need, the approved-use rules, and what has worked in places like yours. We help you build that picture with your staff, your partners, and the people in your community closest to the crisis.
How we help
Four ways we work with counties
Settlement Plan
A multi-year plan built on your county's data and your community's input.
Learn more →Compliance & Reporting
Clean Exhibit E records and annual reports, done right.
Learn more →Training & Technical Assistance
Practical, virtual-first training for staff and funded partners.
Learn more →Settlement Impact Tracking
Show what your dollars did, year after year.
Learn more →Free to start
Start with a free county brief
Before any contract, we'll put together a short brief on your county, at no cost. It's yours to keep and share with your board, whether or not we work together.
- What your county has received and holds today
- Local overdose burden and service gaps from public data
- What similar Wisconsin counties have funded
- Approved-use options that fit what we find
Why Firsthand
Experience you can't learn from a manual
We know this work firsthand.
Our team brings lived experience of addiction and recovery, alongside years in county, state, and community roles.
We've sat on every side of the table.
We have allocated public dollars, administered state grants, and built programs in rural Wisconsin.
Your data stays yours.
Nothing about your county is shared without your permission.