House adopts amendment to create public dashboard tracking opioid settlement spending; bill special‑ordered for amendment
Delegates adopted committee amendments requiring state, county, and municipal websites to publish opioid settlement spending and directed the Maryland Department of Health to upload settlement information submitted by local governments. The sponsor agreed to a special order to allow possible amendments.
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The House adopted committee amendments to House Bill 798, which requires the Maryland Department of Health to maintain an interactive public dashboard that tracks use of opioid litigation settlement funds and requires state, county, and municipal websites to provide access to local reporting on settlement spending.
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