Human Services Board highlights CPS work, budget pressures and a proposed fee increase
Supervisor Klein reported on child protective services workload and a State QA review that positively acknowledged local crisis and intensive outpatient programs; human services projected a $15,000 revenue increase from raising the intoxicated-driver program fee from $250 to $300 for 2026 and noted one youth in treatment costing $756 per day.
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Supervisor Klein, reporting for the Human Services Board, summarized a recent presentation on child protective services (CPS) and discussed financial projections and staffing matters.
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