Behavioral Health report: CLTS caseload rises to 60; county seeks additional staff
The Behavioral Health Unit reported CLTS enrollment rose from 50 cases in January 2025 to 60 in December 2025; Sarah Reese-Socha and Chana Rymarkiewicz noted CLTS cannot have a waiting list and the department is pursuing another caseworker to manage caseloads.
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Chana Rymarkiewicz, Behavioral Health Division Manager, presented the Fourth Quarter 2025 Behavioral Health report including 2025 crisis-call totals and program usage for ISP, CCS, CSP and CST. The report noted Children’s service program enrollment climbed from 50 cases in January 2025 to 60 cases in December 2025 for CLTS; the minutes state CLTS programs are not allowed to have a waiting list.
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