Utah Opioid 
Settlement Priorities 
Survey

Add your thoughts and opinions to the public survey on what Utahns think opioid settlement spending should go toward.  

Your opinion is important.  

Our Mission

The Utah Opioid Task Force's Opioid Settlement Advisory Committee (OSAC) is preparing a guide to assist the state and local communities in utilizing funds that are expected from various opioid litigations and settlements.  

Gathering information and opinions from subject matter experts and from members of the public will help ensure Utah policymakers and stakeholders have reliable guidance on how to best use resources.

More Information and Links

Utah Opioid Task Force

Working with legislators, community activists, the medical community, and the Drug Enforcement Agency, Attorney General Sean Reyes organized the Utah Opioid Task Force (UTOTF) in 2017 to combat the opioid epidemic. The UTOTF is a voluntary task force made up of representatives from partner agencies and organizations as well as community members across the state. 

The mission of the task force is to take action against opioid abuse with innovative collaborative efforts. The collaborative process brings together leaders to create evidence-based solutions that take on the opioid crisis with direct action. 

Utah Opioid Dashboard 

The Utah Public Opioid Dashboard (UPOD) is an interactive visual presentation of indicators tracking opioid data in Utah and is presented by the Utah Department of Health. 

The intent of the UPOD is to provide actionable data related to the opioid epidemic. 
 

Survey Results

Survey responses are being compiled in an ongoing fashion.  Click the Results page above to see some of the current results and also to link to the Opioid Settlement Response Blueprint Published by the OSAC committee. 

These results are being made widely available to policymakers and stakeholders across Utah as they assess ways to spend Opioid Settlement Funds in meaningful and impactful ways.

Did you know?

4,404

Number of Utahns Lost to Overdose 
Jan 2014 - Jan/2021

98,022

Number of Americans Lost to   Overdose in 2021

An American dies every 
5 minutes

269

Number of Americans Lost Every  Day 
in 2020 to Overdose

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E-mail: OpioidSurveyUtah@gmail.com

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