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Wagoner County adopts resolution to participate in National Opioid Settlement

Wagoner County Board of Commissioners · April 27, 2026
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Summary

Commissioners adopted Resolution #2026-053 to opt in to the National Opioid Settlement with six remnant defendants and authorized the chair to execute participation and release documents.

Wagoner County adopted Resolution #2026-053 on April 27 to participate in the National Opioid Settlement and "opt in" to the settlement with six remnant defendants identified in the Rubris reference. The resolution authorizes the chairperson to execute the Combined Subdivision Participation and Release Form (Exhibit G) and any other necessary documents.

Commissioner James Hanning moved for adoption and Commissioner Tim Kelley seconded; the record shows unanimous aye votes from Hanning, Stamps and Kelley. The minutes list the involved remnant defendants by name (Associated Pharmacies, Inc.; JM Smith Corporation; Morris and Dickson Co., L.L.C.; Louisiana Wholesale Drug Company, Inc.; North Carolina Mutual Wholesale Drug Company, Inc.; and United Natural Foods, Inc.) and reference Rubris Reference Number: CL-2024691. The transcript does not include projected settlement amounts allocated to Wagoner County.