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Mental Health Association asks Fulton County for office space, says peer support contract is unused
Summary
Representatives of the Mental Health Association told commissioners they are seeking office space in Fulton County and that the county contract for Peer Support Services currently has no users; the association provided an informational packet and no action was taken.
Representatives from the Mental Health Association of Franklin and Fulton Counties — Community Support Program Manager Carol Slemmer and Chief Executive Officer Scott Graham — met with Fulton County commissioners on Jan. 27 to discuss services the organization provides and its needs in the county.
Slemmer and Graham said the association is actively looking for office space in Fulton County to better serve residents. Graham also reported that the existing county contract for Peer Support Services currently has no participants using it. The organization provided a handout package to each commissioner for informational purposes.
No formal action or vote was recorded on the request for office space or the peer support contract; the minutes note the meeting and the distribution of the informational packet. Fiscal Administrator Sue Reed was present for that portion of the meeting.
Commissioners did not record next steps in the meeting minutes; the briefing was entered for informational purposes and any follow-up would be expected to appear in later minutes or correspondence.
