Summary
A $1 million state grant was introduced to fund the Mobile Crisis Team and Behavioral Health Crisis Stabilization Center, with a hearing June 9. It expands crisis response for residents in mental health emergencies.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 0
Last discussed Jun 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
$1,016,032 from a state grant.
Residents experiencing behavioral health crises who need mobile crisis response and stabilization services.
Youth currently served by the wrap-around services contract and residential rehabilitation providers facing a supplement reduction.
Mentions & discussions (4)
Council Session - Jun 9, 2026
Over $1 million in state grant money will fund the mobile crisis team and a behavioral health crisis stabilization center, expanding mental health crisis response in the county.
Council Session - May 21, 2026
A $1 million state grant was introduced to fund the Mobile Crisis Team and Behavioral Health Crisis Stabilization Center, with a hearing June 9. It expands crisis response for residents in mental health emergencies.
Council Session - May 7, 2026
The crisis stabilization facility needs county funding to operate this fall and renew its State license in December — without it, three years of setup work would be undone. The Council approved the budget including this item and flagged it as legally required on the reconciliation list.
HHS Committee Worksession - Apr 20, 2026
The committee backed the $3.1 million Diversion Center crisis stabilization center and new school-based substance use prevention, while cutting programs deemed duplicative or expired, including a $1 million youth wrap-around services contract.
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