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Ozark City Council withdraws consent to expand opioid litigation defendants
Summary
The Ozark City Council voted unanimously to withdraw the city’s consent to add other defendants to its community’s opioid litigation during a regular meeting; the motion was moved and seconded and passed with no recorded discussion.
The Ozark City Council voted unanimously to withdraw the city’s consent to add other defendants to the community’s opioid litigation.
Council members moved and seconded the motion during the meeting; the motion passed with a unanimous voice vote, and no further discussion is recorded in the transcript.
The motion, as stated on the record, was: “to withdraw Ozark’s community’s consent to add other defendants to our community’s opioid litigation.” The transcript records the motion, a second, and the mayor announcing that the motion passed unanimously.
Earlier in the meeting the council also moved into an executive session for litigation purposes and asked two staff members to join the session; the transcript shows that an executive session on litigation was scheduled but does not record the content of that session.
No statutes, ordinances or court filings were cited on the public record in the transcript excerpt, and the meeting did not record the exact vote tally or identify the motion’s mover and seconder by name in the portion provided.
