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High Plains Mental Health presents 2024 review and asks Rawlins County for 2026 budget support

Rawlins County Board of Commissioners · April 15, 2025
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Summary

High Plains Mental Health representatives reviewed 2024 activities, said the county needs continued local mental‑health support, and submitted a formal 2026 budget request to the commissioners.

Representatives from High Plains Mental Health told Rawlins County commissioners on April 15 that continued local mental‑health services are needed and presented a 2026 budget request.

Farrah Trail thanked the board for ongoing support and said mental‑health resources are needed in the community. Craig Poe and Karla McFee provided a brief overview of 2024 operations and the organization’s plans for the coming year before formally submitting the 2026 budget request for county consideration.

Commissioners did not take an immediate funding vote at the meeting; the presentation was entered into the record for future budget deliberations.