Housing specialist resigns; second interview underway for Behavioral Health director
Carey Russel announced he will leave Sierra County Behavioral Health on Aug. 21 after accepting a position with Plumas County amid an ongoing director search that reached a second interview stage; staff said agenda responsibilities are returning to BHSA coordinator Candy Corcoran.
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During staff updates, Acting Director Robert Szopa said responsibility for preparing meeting agendas has returned to BHSA Coordinator Candy Corcoran and that the Assistant Director should consult with the Chair on agenda creation. Vice‑Chair Rebecca Kinkead reported that a second interview for the director position took place on Tuesday.
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