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Sonoma County officials outline steps to sustain mobile crisis teams and prepare a $10M Measure O NOFA
Summary
County staff told the board they will release a $10 million Measure O NOFA to shore up mobile crisis services and pursue longer-term Medicaid billing for sustainability; labor groups and community speakers urged continued support and transparency on funding distribution.
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors on July 22 heard public comment and staff updates about mobile crisis teams funded in part with Measure O proceeds and approved related consent items as part of the consent calendar.
Labor and community representatives — including Ryan Williams speaking for SEIU and allied unions — urged the board to maintain and expand funding for mobile crisis teams that respond to behavioral health and homelessness-related calls. "These are…
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