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Piney Point Village approves settlement release adding Kroger to opioid settlements
Summary
Council approved a resolution to execute settlement release documents adding retail pharmacy Kroger as a settling party in the national opioid settlement participation previously authorized by the city.
Piney Point Village's City Council on Dec. 16 approved a resolution authorizing the city to execute settlement release documents that add Kroger as an additional settling party in the national opioid litigation settlement the city previously joined. Councilmember Joel Bender moved for approval; the motion passed with Councilmembers Herminghaus, Dodds, Bender, Rohde and Curth voting aye.
The resolution (RES.2024.12-J) implements the city's previously authorized participation in the national settlement framework by including Kroger among settling retail pharmacy parties. The minute entry records the council's approval; the transcript did not include additional details about the settlement distribution or amounts specific to Piney Point Village.
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