Can opioid settlement board act secretly? Judge will hear open meetings case Thursday Harm Reduction Ohio’s lawsuit against the OneOhio opioid settlement board will be heard in the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas Thursday, October 27, at 1:30 p.m. Harm...
The OneOhio opioid settlement is harm reduction friendly… …even if the board controlling money is not. The attached 15-page list describes what opioid settlement money can be spent on. It’s worth reading. No. 1 on the list of approved uses is the...
More White board members and White staffers added Racial bias reaches new extreme The OneOhio opioid settlement board took its commitment to Whiteness to a new level at its monthly meeting Wednesday. You wouldn’t think OneOhio could get any Whiter than it...
War Is Peace. Freedom Is Slavery. Secrecy Is Transparency. The OneOhio opioid settlement board plans to approve a policy Wednesday authorizing it to conduct all business and spending in secrecy. OneOhio amusingly calls its secrecy policy a “Transparency...
Budish serving on board with no valid appointment Foundation says Budish serving as informally appointed nonvoting member Former House Speaker Armond Budish is serving on the state’s OneOhio opioid settlement board with no valid appointment or...
OneOhio board hires lawyer to fight for secrecy Promises to “voluntarily” let public know what it thinks public should know The OneOhio Recovery Foundation board met Wednesday afternoon to discuss what it should do about two lawsuits filed by Harm...
