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St. Paul approves joining Texas group settlement in opioid litigation
Summary
Council approved Resolution No. 25-09-08-B authorizing St. Paul to participate with other Texas political subdivisions in a group settlement involving Purdue Pharma, the Sackler family and other defendants; the Mayor and Town Administrator were authorized to execute related documents per Texas Attorney General recommendations.
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The Town of St. Paul unanimously approved a resolution authorizing participation with other Texas political subdivisions in a group settlement of opioid-related litigation.
Resolution No. 25-09-08-B directs town officials to participate in the settlement program recommended by the Texas Attorney General and authorizes the Mayor and Town Administrator to execute related documents. The resolution specifically references defendants including Purdue Pharma and related parties named in statewide litigation.
Council Member J.T. Trevino moved to approve the resolution; Justin Graham seconded. All council members present voted in favor and the motion passed.
Council minutes do not record additional terms or any dissent; the authorization allows the town to accept the Attorney General's recommendations and execute settlement documents through the Mayor and Town Administrator.
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