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McHenry County Mental Health Board approves three‑year strategic plan and FY27 draft budget
Summary
The board approved minutes and the FY27–FY29 three‑year strategic plan with minor edits, passed a consent agenda and voted to advance the FY27 draft budget at its May meeting; votes were announced by the Chair without detailed tallies in the record.
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The McHenry County Mental Health Board approved draft minutes, a three‑year strategic plan for fiscal years 2027–2029, and advanced the FY27 draft budget during the meeting.
A board member moved to approve minutes from April 21, April 22 and May 7; another member seconded and the Chair called the vote, announcing the motion passed.
The board heard operational reports and staff updates, then discussed minor edits to the strategic plan including placement of substance‑use language and a proposed action to assemble and analyze existing data. A motion to approve the FY27–FY29 three‑year plan with the discussed modifications was made and seconded; the Chair announced the motion passed.
Staff said the draft FY27 budget had only minor changes since its prior presentation. A motion to approve the FY27 draft budget was made, seconded and the Chair called the vote; the Chair announced the motion passed.
The meeting also approved the consent agenda, which included finance reports for the period ending April 30, opioid fund reports for the same period and the mental health board monthly bills. A motion to approve those items passed after a second.
No roll‑call tallies or named vote counts were recorded in the transcript; the Chair announced outcomes verbally. The board scheduled a funding informational session about the NOFA for June 9 and noted upcoming meetings on June 16 (Committee of the Whole) and June 23 (regular meeting).
The meeting adjourned at 6:55 p.m.

