County recognizes Clint Riley for leading behavioral health deflection program credited with statewide interest
Lane County honored Clint Riley for leading a behavioral health deflection program developed after Measure 110; officials said 34 people have graduated, about 60 are enrolled, and other counties are studying Lane County's model.
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Lane County commissioners recognized Clint Riley on Dec. 9 for spearheading the county's Behavioral Health Deflection Program, a county administrator said was created in response to Measure 110 reforms and designed to offer an alternative to criminalization for people with substance‑use and behavioral‑health needs.
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