Human Services requests positions to address CLTS, APS and crisis workload
Human Services director seeks three positions—two fully funded and one partially funded crisis/behavioral health worker—to eliminate a CLTS wait list and shore up APS/crisis and behavioral health response; the director plans a January review to confirm need and funding.
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The director of Human Services outlined three requested positions. Two are fully funded: a CLTS (Children’s Long‑Term Support) worker to eliminate a state‑prohibited wait list and a lead worker for children with special needs; a third proposed behavioral health/crisis worker would be partially funded by state and other revenue sources and provide depth for adult protective services (APS) and crisis response.
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