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Commissioners accept $505,460 from opioid settlements
Summary
Waller County accepted $505,460 in opioid settlement funds from multiple entities as part of national litigation; the court approved the item during routine business on April 29.
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The Waller County Commissioners Court approved acceptance of $505,460 in opioid settlement funds during its April 29 meeting. The judge described the payment as one of many distributed to government entities participating in national opioid litigation: "This is $505,460 from a number of different entities," the judge said.
The court carried the motion by voice/hand-raise vote and did not record a roll-call tally on the public record. The transcript does not specify how the funds will be allocated from the county’s share; further administrative direction or budget action may follow to assign the proceeds to abatement, treatment, or related programs consistent with settlement terms.
