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The settlement requires pharmaceutical companies and manufacturer Johnson & Johnson to distribute money to states, like Connecticut, that joined the national lawsuit against the drug makers.
Towns in Connecticut are deciding how to spend the National Opioid Settlement money they earned in a lawsuit against pharmaceutical companies.
U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut announced Monday a $900,000 federal grant that will help the city of Waterbury combat the opioid epidemic.
Waterbury is getting a boost to help fight the opioid epidemic.