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Morgan Township trustees adopt resolution to join Ohio opioid settlement

6439919 · October 1, 2025
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Summary

Morgan Township Trustees adopted Resolution No. 102-2025 on Oct. 1 to accept the material terms of an Ohio subdivision opioid settlement and authorize the assistant fire chief to sign a participation agreement; the item was expedited because a participation deadline was stated as Oct. 8.

Trustee leadership in Morgan Township adopted a resolution Oct. 1 accepting the material terms of an Ohio subdivision opioid settlement and authorizing the assistant fire chief to execute a participation agreement, trustees said.

The resolution, numbered 102-2025, was read aloud at the meeting and approved by roll call. Trustee Mr. Kolb voted yes and Trustee Mr. Huff voted yes; the presiding trustee then declared the resolution adopted.

The text read into the record said the motion was to "accept the material terms of the Ohio subdivision settlement and authorize the assistant fire chief to execute the participation agreement for the Ohio subdivision settlement with Alvogen, Amneal, Apotex, Hikma, Mylan, Sun, Insiders, the settling pharmacies pursuant to the Ohio memorandum of understanding and consistent with the terms of the 07/21/2021 national opioid settlement agreement." The presiding trustee said the resolution needed to be expedited because it must be completed before Oct. 8.

No further debate or public comment on the resolution was recorded in the transcript. After the roll call adopting Resolution No. 102-2025 the trustees moved to adjourn and ended the meeting.

The action authorizes local execution of paperwork to participate in the settlement; the transcript does not record any details about anticipated local distributions, timelines for receipt of funds, or who specifically will sign on behalf of the township beyond the authorization of the assistant fire chief.