Lawmakers question SWITC costs, START certification and a new walk‑in cooler as developmental‑disability budget discussed
Officials discussed the Southwest Idaho Treatment Center (SWITC), funding for crisis patient treatment, the multi‑year START certification and a nearly $1 million permanent‑building‑fund request for a walk‑in cooler; department said facility improvements were state-funded and partners also contributed.
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The Joint Finance and Appropriations Committee heard Feb. 20 about the services-for-the-developmentally-disabled budget, the Southwest Idaho Treatment Center (SWITC) operations, and rollout of the START clinical model.
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