States facing massive pandemic-induced budget deficits could be forced to cut substance abuse treatment programs at a time when demand for them could surge.
States could suffer a drop in general fund revenues as high as 20% due to the pandemic, according to a report from the Foundation for Government Accountability. Most states have balanced budget requirements in their constitutions that require state politicians to cut budgets when deficits appear.
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