NORWICH — The City Council is scheduled to consider joining a national opioid settlement with Albertsons Companies at its Monday, November 2, meeting, according to the city’s posted agenda and proposed resolution.
The meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. in Council Chambers at City Hall, 100 Broadway. The agenda says it will be televised on the public-access channel and streamed in real time on the city website.
The proposed resolution says Norwich is eligible to participate and must return the required documentation by December 30, 2026. It would authorize the city manager, comptroller, corporation counsel or their designees to execute and submit the participation documents.
The agenda packet does not give a Norwich payment amount or a schedule for receiving money. A proposed resolution is not proof that the council has voted, that the city has completed enrollment or that funds have been received.
The council also plans to consider reappointing Dennis Jenkins to the Uncas Health District through January 9, 2029, and appointing Thomas Bower to the Golf Course Authority through January 23, 2028. Both proposed terms allow service until a successor is appointed.
The agenda includes a period for citizens to comment on the listed resolutions. Residents can consult the official packet for the proposed language and check the city’s meeting page for later revisions or proceedings.
This preview was prepared with AI assistance from the official agenda packet. The accompanying licensed photograph shows Norwich City Hall in 2014; it does not depict Monday’s meeting.