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The first meeting of the West Virginia First Foundation took place Monday morning in Charleston.
CHARLESTON – The group in charge of distributing nearly $1 billion in opioid settlement funds met for the first time November 6.
Gov. Jim Justice announced his five appointments to the board of the West Virginia First Foundation.
The foundation will handle 72.5 percent of the state’s settlement funds, while 24.5 percent will go to local governments. The remaining three percent will be held by the state in escrow to cover any outstanding attorney’s fees.