Court authorizes county judge to opt San Patricio County into opioid settlement
September 08, 2026 | San Patricio County, Texas
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The San Patricio County Commissioners Court voted to authorize the county judge to opt the county into an opioid settlement and to execute the combined subdivision participation and release via DocuSign.
Court discussion included the overall settlement pool and the county's estimated allocation. A county staffer said, "Yeah, there was about $97,000,000 there. I think we get a very small percentage for stalls about 10,700 some odd dollars." The court approved opting in so the county could receive its share and directed the judge to execute the necessary documents.
The agenda item named County Judge David Krebs as the official authorized to opt the county in and to sign the release; the motion carried unanimously.
Court discussion included the overall settlement pool and the county's estimated allocation. A county staffer said, "Yeah, there was about $97,000,000 there. I think we get a very small percentage for stalls about 10,700 some odd dollars." The court approved opting in so the county could receive its share and directed the judge to execute the necessary documents.
The agenda item named County Judge David Krebs as the official authorized to opt the county in and to sign the release; the motion carried unanimously.
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