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Commissioners appoint retired officer Brett Snavely to Mental Health and Recovery Services Board; board unveils 'Richland Recovery Network'
Summary
Richland County commissioners on Feb. 4 appointed Brett Snavely to fill an unexpired seat on the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board and heard a briefing on a new outreach brand, Richland Recovery Network, plus proposed state funding increases and a possible Ohio agency name change.
Richland County commissioners on Feb. 4 voted to appoint retired officer Brett Snavely to an unexpired seat on the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board, filling a term that runs through June 30, 2027.
The appointment came during a presentation about board staffing and outreach. A mental health board representative described a new umbrella outreach effort called the Richland Recovery Network, which the board approved in concept and has already adopted a logo and jingle, the representative said. The network will initially list contract agencies the board funds — including Catalyst, NUMIDOC, Family Life Counseling, NAMI and CASI — and offer a single-page website that prompts users with questions (for example, “Are you in crisis?”) to direct them to the appropriate providers.
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