Nevada § 433.744 - Requirements for regional, county, local or tribal plan for use of grant; authorized uses of grant money

§ 433.744. Requirements for regional, county, local or tribal plan for use of grant; authorized uses of grant money

1. A plan for the use of grant money by a state, local or tribal governmental entity

developed pursuant to subparagraph (2) of paragraph (a) of subsection 1 of NRS 433.740 must: (a) Establish policies and procedures for the administration and distribution of the

grant money for which the governmental entity is applying; (b) Describe the projects to which the governmental entity is proposing to allocate

grant money; and (c) Establish requirements governing the use of the grant money. 2. A plan for the use of grant money by a state, local or tribal governmental entity

may allocate money pursuant to paragraph (b) of subsection 1 to: (a) Projects and programs to: (1) Expand access to evidence-based prevention of substance use disorders, early intervention

for persons at risk of a substance use disorder, treatment for substance use disorders

and support for persons in recovery from substance use disorders; (2) Reduce the incidence and severity of neonatal abstinence syndrome; (3) Prevent incidents of adverse childhood experiences and increase early intervention

for children who have undergone adverse childhood experiences and the families of

such children; (4) Reduce the harm caused by substance use; (5) Prevent and treat infectious diseases in persons with substance use disorders; (6) Provide services for children and other persons in a behavioral health crisis

and the families of such persons; and (7) Provide housing for persons who have or are in recovery from substance use disorders; (b) Campaigns to educate and increase awareness of the public concerning substance

use and substance use disorders; (c) Programs for persons involved in the criminal justice or juvenile justice system

and the families of such persons, including, without limitation, programs that are

administered by courts; (d) Evaluation of existing programs relating to substance use and substance use disorders; (e) Development of the workforce of providers of services relating to substance use

and substance use disorders; (f) The collection and analysis of data relating to substance use and substance use

disorders; and (g) Capital projects relating to substance use and substance use disorders, including,

without limitation, construction, purchasing and remodeling. 3. The projects described in subsection 2 may include, without limitation, projects

to maximize expenditures through federal, local and private matching contributions.