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Mono County staff outline options for opioid settlement funds; $250,000 balance reported
Summary
County staff reported a working group is drafting a plan for opioid settlement money; the county has about $250,000 on hand and must follow state guidelines that require at least 50% be used for high-impact abatement activities.
Mono County staff reported to the Board of Supervisors that the county has received opioid settlement funds and that a cross-departmental working group is drafting a spending plan consistent with California Department of Health Care Services guidance.
Mary Snyder, who presented the update, said Mono County has received settlements from several opioid manufacturer cases and that, as of June 30, 2025, the county's opioid settlement account balance is roughly $250,000. Snyder said some nationwide opioid settlements will distribute funds for many years and that revenue estimates beyond the near term are subject to change.
Snyder reviewed the state guidance that governs allowable uses. The guidelines specify eligible activities including…
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