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Mental Health Association officials tell commissioners they are seeking Fulton County office space; peer-support contract unused
Summary
Representatives from the Mental Health Association of Franklin and Fulton Counties told commissioners Jan. 27 they are looking for office space in Fulton County and noted the county contract for Peer Support Services currently has no users; a handout with services was provided to commissioners and no formal action was taken.
Carol Slemmer, Community Support Program Manager, and Scott Graham, Chief Executive Officer of the Mental Health Association of Franklin and Fulton Counties, met with Fulton County commissioners on Jan. 27 to review services the nonprofit provides and to discuss needs in Fulton County.
Slemmer and Graham told the commissioners they are currently looking for office space within Fulton County and said the county’s contract for Peer Support Services was not being used. The organization provided a handout packet describing the services it offers for informational purposes. No action was taken by the commissioners during the meeting.
The discussion was noted on the record so commissioners and county staff can consider space and service options; officials did not request a specific funding appropriation or vote at the session. The meeting minutes show the Mental Health Association representatives met with the board and that the materials were provided to each commissioner for review.
