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Advisory Bodies

No. Wisconsin has not established an advisory body to inform spending of opioid settlement funds.

Not applicable.

No (up to each locality). Local governments in Wisconsin are not required to establish opioid settlement advisory bodies. However, localities may choose to establish advisory councils that include members with lived and/or living experience to help ensure that settlement spending reflects community priorities.[1]

Not applicable.

See, e.g., Eau Claire County’s , which was formed in 2022, and includes three citizen members, two of whom have lived experience. . Eau Claire County website. Accessed September 1, 2024. ↑

Advisory Bodies

No. Wisconsin has not established an advisory body to inform spending of opioid settlement funds.

Not applicable.

See, e.g., Eau Claire County’s , which was formed in 2022, and includes three citizen members, two of whom have lived experience. . Eau Claire County website. Accessed September 1, 2024. ↑

Advisory Bodies

Advisory Bodies

Has the state established an advisory body for settlement funds?

Is the state advisory body required to include member(s) with lived and/or living experience?

What is the overall membership of the state advisory body?

Are local governments required to establish a settlement advisory body? If so, are local advisory bodies required to include member(s) with lived and/or living experience?

What else should I know?

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