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Board approves acceptance of OHA grant for Marion County Behavioral Health Crisis Center renovations
Summary
The board approved acceptance of an incoming funds grant agreement with the Oregon Health Authority to support renovations at the Marion County Behavioral Health Crisis Center; county staff said the project cost was about $2.9 million and the funds will cover renovation expenses, and the center is scheduled to open later this year.
The Marion County Board of Commissioners voted May 14 to accept incoming funds from the Oregon Health Authority to support capital renovations at the Marion County Behavioral Health Crisis Center. The motion passed by voice vote.
Ryan Matthews, administrator with Marion County Health and Human Services, said the county submitted a grant…
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