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Tatum council adopts opioid-settlement resolution
Summary
The council adopted an opioid-settlement resolution after Mayor Henry outlined specifics; Councilman Greggory Cole moved to accept the resolution and Wendell Moore seconded. Minutes record unanimous approval.
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The Tatum City Council discussed and adopted a resolution related to the national opioid settlement on Jan. 13. Mayor Michael Henry outlined the specifics of the proposed resolution and answered procedural questions from council members before the vote.
Councilman Greggory Cole moved to accept the resolution and Wendell Moore seconded; the minutes record that the motion carried with 'All in Favor. None opposed.' The record does not include a detailed breakdown of settlement funds or how any city share would be allocated.
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