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Robin Reeves reappointed as Seneca County representative to Region 17 1 Ohio board; region refers nine applicants to state

Seneca County Board of Commissioners · May 5, 2026
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Summary

Robin Reeves reported that Region 17 had about $1.3 million to allocate, received 26 applications requesting over $7 million, and referred nine applicants to the state for further review; commissioners reappointed Reeves effective July 1.

Robin Reeves, who represents Seneca County on the Region 17 Mental Health & Recovery Services Board, told commissioners that Region 17 had approximately $1.3 million available in the 1 Ohio grant cycle after a $166,000 carryover and that it received 26 applications requesting more than $7 million. The regional panel referred nine applicants to the state for further review; final awards are determined by the 1 Ohio process.

Reeves said Region 17 defined local priorities for cycle 2 including crisis services (behavioral health urgent care), services for children and families (group homes and residential treatment) and treatment (residential/inpatient). She said the state-level awards timetable is not confirmed but hoped decisions would be announced in late summer or early fall.

Commissioners approved a resolution reappointing Reeves as Seneca County’s representative to the 1 Ohio Region 17 board effective July 1, 2026. During public comment Reeves corrected a prior characterization of fund distribution: she said roughly 55% goes to the foundation for grants and administration, 15% goes to the state of Ohio, and about 30% returns to counties and municipalities.