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R2023-12 Resolution Authorizing Approval of Proposal from Crossing Healthcare and Heriage Behavioral Health Center for Use of Opioid Settlement Funds
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R2023-12 Resolution Authorizing Approval of Proposal from Crossing Healthcare and Heriage Behavioral Health Center for Use of Opioid Settlement Funds
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R2023-12 Resolution Authorizing Approval of Proposal from Crossing Healthcare and Heriage Behavioral Health Center for Use of Opioid Settlement Funds
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2/6/2023
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February 2, 2023 <br /> TO: Mayor Julie Moore Wolfe & Decatur City Council Members <br /> FROM: Scot Wrighton, City Manager <br /> RE: Distribution of Decatur Proceeds from Multi-State Opioid Settlement <br /> Last summer the State of Illinois announced that a national opioid settlement agreement had <br /> been reached with the nation's three largest pharmaceutical companies (see attached press <br /> release). <br /> The Illinois portion of the $26 billion settlement is still being calculated. So far, $105,550,681 of <br /> the Illinois allotment has been released for distribution. Most of this amount will be retained by <br /> the State; but $22,512,674 is to be distributed to those Illinois city and county governments <br /> that elected to participate in the case. Decatur and Macon County both signed on. <br /> The city of Decatur should receive about$73,557, and about half of this amount has already <br /> been receipted into the city's account. It is possible that the city could receive more. The terms <br /> of the settlement require that the funds be expended by local governments for opioid <br /> treatment and addiction programs. The city forwarded the specific terms and conditions for <br /> expenditure of settlement funds to Crossing Healthcare and Heritage Behavioral Health Center <br /> and requested that they submit a proposal to the city for compliant expenditure of the monies. <br /> The two agencies have submitted a joint proposal for the use of the funds (attached). <br /> It is recommended that the City Council adopt a resolution approving the proposal, and <br /> authorizing the transfer of opioid settlement funds as the city receives them. <br />
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