Sonoma County will use millions of dollars awarded as part of a legal settlement with opioid manufacturers and distributors for treatment and education programs.
The county Board of Supervisors voted unanimously at its Feb. 11 meeting to steer the bulk of its roughly $43 million share from the nationwide settlement into an array of use-related programs, including treatment and prevention, and the potential development of a campus to treat mental health and substance abuse disorders.
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