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Queen Creek will be part of a second national opioid settlement

Queen Creek will be part of a new national opioid fund settlement which is expected to net the town $155,000.

On its public consent agenda, the Queen Creek Town Council passed a motion at an April 5 meeting approving the needed agreement forms to provide the town with a share of the funds in five additional proposed national opioid settlements.

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