The Oklahoma County Board of Commissioners approved a new service agreement between the Juvenile Bureau and CRE Oaks Health Services to provide behavior programs for juvenile clients.

Why it matters: The contract will fund services for youth under juvenile bureau care and represents a new vendor arrangement to deliver behavioral programming.

Details: County staff described the item as a new service agreement (not a renewal) with CRE Oaks Health Services to deliver behavior-related programming. Staff said they were “excited about the new program.” The board voted to approve the agreement.

What’s next: CRE Oaks will begin providing services under the terms of the agreement and the Juvenile Bureau will monitor program delivery and contract compliance.