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New Mexico’s opioid settlement funds are sitting idle—nearly half the counties and over half the cities haven’t spent a dime by fiscal year end, even as fentanyl overdoses surge. A new audit reveals chaotic rollout and transparency gaps, prompting state officials to overhaul financial tracking and launch a dedicated report on state spending. Local leaders cite provider shortages and sustainability issues, but the auditor vows to equip communities with tools to ensure these life-saving dollars reach those in need.

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