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Clovis approves MOU to receive behavioral health grant funds for Horizon center
Summary
The commission unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding with Curry County to accept grant funds under the Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act, including $800,000 for equipment and supplies and $316,341 for planning and design of phase two of the Horizon Behavioral Health Center.
The Clovis City Commission unanimously approved a memorandum of understanding with Curry County related to funds awarded through the Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act.
Commissioner Burrows explained the memorandum transfers grant resources to support the Horizon Behavioral Health Center: $800,000 in equipment and supplies, $10,000 for vehicle mileage and patient transport, and $316,341 to fund plan and design work for phase two of the center, which will include youth behavioral health crisis services and supports.
Burrows described the MOU as a non‑fiscal action at the time of the meeting (grant funds are provided to Curry County for District 9) and asked the commission to approve the memorandum to enable implementation. The motion to approve was made and seconded and carried unanimously.
Ending: Commissioners characterized the MOU as another step in regional collaboration to strengthen behavioral health services in the community.
