Frontline Service warns county cuts could end Safe Haven program
A Frontline Service executive told the Cuyahoga County Committee of the Whole the proposed budget cuts would "significantly weaken" the safety net and could end Ohio's first Safe Haven program; she asked council to restore Adams board funding to prevent service loss for more than 200 residents.
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Jennifer Harrison, chief clinical officer at Frontline Service, told the Cuyahoga County Committee of the Whole on Nov. 17 that proposed cuts in the executive—s budget threaten the county—s Safe Haven program.
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