Bill
H 2293
Overview: H 2293 - An Act requiring municipal spending reports on the use of opioid settlement fundsPurpose and Intent: This bill aims to increase transparency and accountability i
Overview: H 2293 - An Act requiring municipal spending reports on the use of opioid settlement funds
Purpose and Intent: This bill aims to increase transparency and accountability in the use of opioid settlement funds by municipalities. It would require municipalities to submit annual reports detailing how they have spent these funds, including the specific programs and initiatives supported.
Key Provisions:
- Municipalities must submit annual reports to the state on the use of opioid settlement funds
- Reports must include details on the amount of funds received, the specific programs and initiatives supported, and the outcomes or impacts achieved
- Failure to submit the required reports could result in the withholding of future opioid settlement fund allocations to the municipality
Affected Parties and Impacts:
- Municipalities that receive opioid settlement funds would be required to comply with the reporting mandate
- State government agencies would be responsible for collecting and reviewing the municipal reports
- The public would gain increased transparency into how opioid settlement funds are being utilized at the local level
Procedural and Timeline Considerations:
- The bill has been accompanied by a study order (H4776) for further review and consideration
- If passed, the reporting requirements would likely take effect in the next fiscal year following enactment
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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