Kentucky’s research commission and participating state agencies would map substance use programs, their funding and services, then report planning options to lawmakers.
The Commission and participating state agencies would work together on a statewide map of substance use programs and funding. It would show funding sources, services, eligibility, capacity, and gaps.
The Commission would report to lawmakers with a summary of the map and options for a statewide plan to guide future substance use program and funding decisions.
The Legislative Research Commission would organize work to create a statewide map of substance use disorder programs and funding. The listed state agencies and any other state agencies that participate in or receive funding for these programs would collaborate with the Commission. Covered programs include treatment, prevention, recovery housing, education and related services. The map would be posted on the Commission’s website by October 30, 2026, unless the Commission assigns the work to an interim committee or subcommittee and sets a different completion date.
The Legislative Research Commission would send a report to the General Assembly about the map and options for future planning. The report would summarize the statewide substance use disorder funding map and describe options for a statewide plan to guide future program and funding decisions. The Commission would consult the collaborating state agencies. The report would be due by October 30, 2026, unless the Commission assigns the work to an interim committee or subcommittee and sets a different completion date.
No hearings or votes scheduled.