The North Carolina Department of Justice (NC DOJ) is pleased to provide the resources below regarding the North Carolina Memorandum of Agreement (NC MOA), which governs the allocation, use, and reporting of opioid settlement funds in North Carolina
OVERVIEWS, UPDATES, AND LINKS
Overview of the national opioid settlements and NC MOA.
August 2023 updates for local governments.
The Community Opioid Resources Center for NC (CORE-NC) is the resources and reporting hub for North Carolina opioid settlements.]
The North Carolina Association of County Commissioners (NCACC) offers tools and resources to local governments receiving opioid settlement funds.
FAQS AND GUIDANCE ON THE NC MOA
FAQ about the NC MOA (UPDATED LATE AUGUST 2023)
FAQ about Option A strategies in the MOA (updated February 2023)
New Guidance from NC DOJ on the process that a local government must follow to authorize the expenditure of opioid settlement funds (August 2023)
Compliance Supplement for Local Government Auditors
Read the NC MOA:
- Full text of the NC MOA
- Exhibit A = shorter list of Option A strategies
- Exhibit B = longer list of strategies from the national settlements
- Exhibit C = collaborative strategic planning process
- Exhibit D = Coordination Group
- Exhibit E = Annual Financial Report (as modified by the NC MOA Coordination Group on July 12, 2023)
- Exhibit F = Annual Impact Report (as modified by the NC MOA Coordination Group on June 21, 2023)
- Exhibit G = Local Government Allocation Proportions
- Learn more about the NC MOA Coordination Group HERE