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Log Cabin council votes to join Purdue opioid settlement
Summary
The council voted unanimously on Aug. 21 to join the Purdue opioid settlement. Mayor Paul Eckeberger and Police Chief Sam Commino provided information to council members before the motion by Larry Sutherland carried with Roy Linder seconding.
The Log Cabin City Council voted on Aug. 21 to join the Purdue opioid settlement after a brief presentation by Mayor Paul Eckeberger and Police Chief Sam Commino. Councilmember Larry Sutherland moved to join the settlement and Councilmember Roy Linder seconded; the motion passed by unanimous voice vote.
The meeting minutes state that the mayor and police chief shared information about the settlement but do not detail expected settlement receipts or the city’s intended use of any funds. Council provided no amendments and took formal action to participate in the settlement process.
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