North Dakota Code 50-06-42.1 – Substance use disorder treatment voucher system grants
(Expired July 1, 2027) 1. A licensed substance abuse treatment program, excluding regional human service centers and hospital or medical clinic-based programs for medical management of withdrawal, may apply for a competitive substance use disorder treatment voucher system grant. A licensed substance abuse treatment program is eligible for a one-time grant award. To receive a grant, a licensed substance abuse treatment program shall: a. Submit an application in the form and manner prescribed by the department; b. Enter a grant agreement with the department; c. Use grant funds for a licensed substance abuse treatment program with fewer than seventeen beds in an underserved area, as determined by the department, in the state‘s substance abuse treatment system; d. Use the grant funds to support the provision of substance use disorder treatment in underserved areas of the state’s substance abuse treatment system; e. Provide and disclose information needed to comply with the department’s data collection requirements; and
Terms Used In North Dakota Code 50-06-42.1
- Property: includes property, real and personal. See North Dakota Code 1-01-49
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f. Operate in compliance with grant requirements.
2. The department, within legislative appropriations, may distribute up to two grants under this section to licensed substance abuse treatment programs.
3. The department may recapture grant funds distributed to a licensed program found by the department to be out of compliance with the requirements established by the grant program, including ending or reducing the operation of the substance use disorder treatment services in the underserved area.
4. The department may not collect property, equipment, or supplies purchased with grant funds from the licensed substance abuse treatment program after successful completion of the terms of the grant.
5. The grant term must be for five years.