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Huron County adds settlements to national opioid agreement, accepts Purdue family settlement
Summary
After executive session July 1, Huron County Commissioners authorized adding nine new settlements to the National Opioid Settlement and voted to accept the Purdue family settlement as part of the county's opioid litigation resolution.
Following an executive session on July 1 that included an update on opioid litigation, the Huron County Board of Commissioners authorized Assistant Prosecutor Randal Strickler to submit a resolution to add nine new settlements to the National Opioid Settlement and voted to accept the Purdue family settlement.
Commissioner Tom Dunlap moved to allow county counsel to submit the proposed resolution; Commissioner Harry Brady seconded and the motion carried by unanimous roll call. The board then voted to accept the Purdue family settlement; all three commissioners voted in favor.
The meeting record notes the action but does not provide settlement amounts or distribution details. The board’s approval authorizes the county to participate in the additional settlement agreements as presented by counsel and to accept the Purdue family settlement; the county will complete any necessary administrative steps to execute participation documents.
