Opioid settlement proceeds and UTA lease extension
Summary
The city gets a small share of a $97.6 million nationwide opioid settlement with six pharmaceutical distributors, and the UTA lease at the metro station area is extended two months to June 30, 2027 while longer-term plans proceed.
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Last discussed Apr 21, 2026.
Impact analysis
A modest, uncalculated settlement payment to the city; the UTA lease extension maintains the existing tenancy two months longer.
Residents affected by the opioid crisis, through settlement-funded remedies; the UTA retains its leased space.
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