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Commissioners hear resolution to create 11-member advisory board for Regional Behavioral Health Center; state adds $2.5 million
Summary
An unidentified presenter said commissioners heard a resolution establishing an 11-member advisory board for the Regional Behavioral Health Center and announced an additional $2,500,000 in state funds, adding to more than $30 million previously allocated; the transcript did not record a vote on the resolution.
Commissioners were told a resolution to create an 11-member advisory board for the Regional Behavioral Health Center was presented during the meeting. An unidentified presenter described the board's role as "general oversight and evaluation of the center." The transcript does not record a vote or decision on the resolution.
The presenter also announced additional state funding for the project, saying "An additional 2,500,000.0 in state funds is coming our way, which adds to the 30 plus million in state funds already being used for the building." The presenter described the project as "on track to finish later this year." The transcript uses the phrasing "2,500,000.0" and "30 plus million"; dollar amounts in the article are presented as reported in the meeting recording.
No mover, seconder, or vote tally for the resolution appears in the recorded segments. The discussion in the recorded transcript framed behavioral health as "a community priority" and announced both the advisory board plan and additional state support; the meeting did not include details about board appointments, membership selection process, or required next steps for formalizing the advisory body within the segments provided.
