Wisconsin public health officials are seeking assistance in determining how to allocate the state’s portion of the JUUL settlement funds.
The Department of Health Services has unveiled a plan to hold a series of public meetings aimed at gathering input on the most effective utilization of the money.
Wisconsin is set to receive a sum of $15 million from the manufacturers of JUUL vape pods as part of a settlement that accused the company of targeting minors with their marketing practices.
The funds are anticipated to be disbursed to the state gradually over a period of five to nine years.
