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Daggett County agrees to join New Nation Opioid Six remnant-defendant settlement
Summary
The commission voted to participate in the "New Nation Opioid Six Remnant Defendant" settlement after County Attorney Kent Snider placed the agreement on the agenda; the motion carried unanimously among attending commissioners.
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Daggett County commissioners voted March 17 to participate in the settlement identified in the minutes as the "New Nation Opioid Six Remnant Defendant" matter. County Attorney Kent Snider requested the item be added to the agenda and presented the agreement for consideration.
Commissioner Randy Asay moved to approve participation and Commissioner Matt Tippets seconded; the motion carried with Tippets and Asay voting yes and Commissioner Jack Lytle recorded as absent/excused. The minutes do not record dollar amounts or allocation details for the county’s participation.
The vote authorizes county staff and the county attorney to execute the agreement as written in the meeting packet; the minutes do not describe distribution of settlement funds or specific implementation steps.
