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Hill Country MHDD demonstrates three mobile mental-health clinics; services to start March 23 in Mason County
Summary
Hill Country MHDD showed three mobile mental-health clinics to Mason County commissioners and said appointment-based services will begin March 23, 2026. Leaders described staffing and equipment; no cost or funding details were recorded in the minutes.
Todd Citron, CEO of Hill Country MHDD, presented a demonstration of three mobile mental-health clinics to the Mason County Commissioners Court and said appointment-based mobile services will be available beginning March 23, 2026. He was joined by Landon Stirvent, deputy CEO, and Robin Connor, mental health clinic director; Clay Mitchell led an equipment demonstration.
The presentation described three clinics ready for deployment and emphasized that services will be provided by appointment. The minutes record the demonstration and state the clinics are to begin mobile services March 23, 2026; the record does not include details on staffing rosters, operating hours, or the program’s funding sources.
Commissioners did not take any formal action on the presentation itself. The minutes do not record cost estimates, grant sources, or a contract tied to launching the mobile clinics. County residents interested in the program were given the program start date; contact or scheduling details were not specified in the meeting record.
The court’s next procedural step on the agenda was adjournment at 12:54 p.m.; the presentation was listed on the agenda as a demonstration and tour rather than an action item.
