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Randolph County authorizes Alta Pointe Health to seek Stepping Up Initiative interest; names commissioner as representative
Summary
The Randolph County Commission on Feb. 9 unanimously authorized Alta Pointe Health to submit a letter of interest to the Alabama Department of Mental Health for the Stepping Up Initiative and named Commissioner Chris Lunsford the commission’s representative.
The Randolph County Commission voted unanimously Feb. 9 to authorize the county’s designated community mental health center, Alta Pointe Health, to submit a letter of interest to the Alabama Department of Mental Health in response to the Stepping Up Initiative. Commissioner Larry Roberts made the motion and Commissioner Pamela Johnson seconded.
The motion names Commissioner Chris Lunsford as the commission’s official representative to the process. Chairman Derek Farr and all other commissioners voted "aye." The meeting record includes no further discussion of the initiative’s terms or funding during the session.
The commission did not specify next steps or a timeline for review of any application in the minutes of the meeting. The action was recorded as an authorization for Alta Pointe Health to proceed with submitting a letter of interest; no formal commitment of county funds was recorded.
