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Cusseta–Chattahoochee County renews $2,508 annual agreement with New Horizons Behavioral Health
Summary
The commission voted to renew the county's FY2025 agreement with New Horizons Behavioral Health for $2,508 (payable $209 monthly) to provide mental health and substance‑use services to county residents; the motion was approved unanimously.
The Unified Government of Cusseta–Chattahoochee County voted to renew its FY2025 agreement with New Horizons Behavioral Health, approving an annual contribution of $2,508 to support community mental‑health and substance‑use services. Commissioner Jason Frost moved to renew the agreement; the motion was recorded as seconded and carried unanimously.
The agreement packet states the $2,508 figure mirrors the prior fiscal year and is payable in monthly installments of $209. The documented services include child and adolescent mental‑health services, adult mental‑health services, and comprehensive drug‑ and alcohol‑abuse services delivered through New Horizons' community facilities. The New Horizons cover letter in the meeting packet is signed by Andrea B. Winston, chief executive officer of New Horizons.
Manager Thomas Weaver and commissioners discussed routine departmental updates in the July 24 work session, including recreation programming and community development concerns, but took no additional funding votes at the July 2 meeting. The County will continue budget monitoring as staff finalize fiscal‑year accounts and outstanding invoices before the new budget year.
