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Michigan Attorney General Nessel Launches Opioid Settlement Tracker After Local Governments Hoard $176 Million
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel launched a new public tracking system revealing local governments have spent only 17.7% of $214 million in opioid settlement funds. The report follows a revised 2025 agreement requiring transparency from 86 local governments.
May 31, 2026·Michigan Capitol·4 sources - policy
Traverse City Region Among 12 Northern Michigan Counties That Have Spent Zero Opioid Settlement Funds
A new state report reveals 12 northern Michigan counties have spent zero dollars of opioid settlement funds. Grand Traverse County sits in a region where $176 million in crisis-fighting money remains unspent across local governments.
May 19, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - courts
Three Years Later, Opioid Settlement Funds Still Sitting in Bank Accounts Across Michigan Counties
More than three years after Michigan communities began receiving millions from a national opioid lawsuit settlement, some have yet to spend any of the funds. A new report from the Attorney General's office will provide details on how communities across the state are handling the critical funding meant to help those battling addiction.
April 4, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - courts
Michigan Opioid Settlement Funds Remain Unspent in Many Communities Three Years Later
Michigan communities have received millions in opioid settlement funds since 2023, but more than 40% of communities haven't spent any of it three years later, with approximately $90 million sitting in bank accounts statewide.
April 3, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - courts
Michigan Communities Still Sitting on Millions in Opioid Settlement Funds Three Years Later
More than three years after Michigan communities began receiving millions from an opioid lawsuit settlement, some local governments are only now preparing to begin disbursing funds, with nearly $90 million still unspent according to a recent investigation.
April 2, 2026·Michigan Capitol·5 sources - policy
Three Years Later, Michigan Counties Still Struggling to Spend Opioid Settlement Funds
More than three years after Michigan began receiving millions from a national opioid lawsuit settlement, over $90 million remains unspent as local governments struggle to determine how to use the funds.
April 3, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - politics
Michigan Golf Course Owner Agrees to PFAS Cleanup Settlement After State Lawsuit
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel secured a settlement with Boulder Creek Development Corp. and Northeast Gravel Company requiring them to investigate PFAS contamination at their Belmont property and reimburse the state for cleanup costs.
May 2, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources - legislature
Michigan House and Whitmer Administration Pause Lawsuit Over $645 Million in Budget Cuts as Settlement Talks Continue
Michigan House and Whitmer administration have paused their lawsuit over $645 million in budget cuts as settlement discussions continue, with approximately $370 million in community grants at stake.
March 31, 2026·Michigan Capitol·2 sources - courts
Michigan Attorney General Warns Municipalities About PFAS Settlement Claims Process
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns municipalities to carefully review PFAS settlement claims process before hiring outside law firms, emphasizing that no separate legal representation is required to apply for settlement funds.
March 31, 2026·Michigan Capitol·1 source - legislature
Michigan Legislature Advances Major Healthcare Bills to Address Medical Debt and Hospital Financial Assistance
Michigan Senate unanimously approves bipartisan medical debt reform package and Hospital Financial Assistance Act; House advances premises liability, opioid treatment, and litigation funding bills
April 1, 2026·Michigan Capitol·3 sources