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Fiscal Court accepts $11,590.06 payment from national opioid settlement (Walgreens)
Summary
Montgomery County Fiscal Court accepted its third-year Walgreens payment from the national opioid settlement program: $11,590.06 was reported for payment year three and the court voted to accept the funds as presented.
Montgomery County Fiscal Court voted on March 18 to accept its year-three Walgreens payment from the national opioid settlements.
The court stated it is on track to receive $11,590.06 from Walgreens for payment year three. Commissioner Ralph Charles moved to accept the settlement payment; the court approved the motion by voice vote.
Why it matters: national opioid settlements allocate funds to counties and local governments for opioid-related abatement and programs. The court did not record a discussion at the meeting about how the county intends to use this specific payment; use and allocation were not specified in the transcript.
The acceptance was a procedural action to record receipt of settlement funds; any future allocation or program decisions will require separate action by the court.
