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County attorney recommends joining Sandoz settlement; Johnson County estimate roughly $160,000
Summary
Assistant county attorney Nathan Peters told supervisors the county could receive an estimated $160,000 from the national Sandoz opioid settlement if Johnson County signs the participation form; the board agreed to add the item to the next meeting agenda for formal approval.
Assistant County Attorney Nathan Peters recommended that Johnson County sign a subdivision participation form to join the settlement agreement with Sandoz Incorporated (doing business as Sandoz) in ongoing opioid litigation. Peters said the settlement requires enough jurisdictions to participate to finalize payments and that, if the county joins, payments are expected to arrive in February 2026.
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