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HHSA presents community impact review and a new five‑year strategic plan; MCIE referral system highlighted
Summary
Health and Human Services Agency presented a year of program statistics, workforce and budget summaries, and a new 2025–2030 strategic plan; officials highlighted the Mariposa County Information Exchange (MCIE) rollout and warned SNAP‑Ed funding cuts tied to HR 1 will affect local nutrition education.
Mariposa County Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) Director Christina Cahill presented an annual community impact report and the agency’s 2025–2030 strategic plan to the Board of Supervisors Aug. 19. Cahill told the board HHSA manages hundreds of programs and roughly $75 million in related budgets and grants, while the county general fund contribution to HHSA is under $1 million, according to a public comment during the meeting.
Cahill highlighted program statistics from the last fiscal year: roughly 8,961 behavioral‑health appointments to 549 individuals; 2,876 substance‑use disorder appointments to 156 individuals; more than 7,800 immunizations; jail‑based health and behavioral services providing services and medications; environmental health inspections and permitting;…
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