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Mendota council approves $731,957.58 in warrants, backs county behavioral health grant letters
Summary
The council approved warrant list checks totaling $731,957.58 and ratified letters of support for three Fresno County behavioral health grant proposals, including the Olive Project and two psychiatric facility projects.
The Mendota City Council on Dec. 10 approved a warrant list totaling $731,957.58 and ratified letters of support for county behavioral health grant applications.
Council reviewed the consent calendar, which included warrant list check nos. 55613 through 55724 totaling $731,957.58. Council Member Libertad "Liberty" Lopez moved to approve the warrant list; the motion passed unanimously (5 ayes).
The council also considered three proposed letters of support for the County of Fresno Department of Behavioral Health’s grant applications under the Behavioral Health Continuum Infrastructure Program (Round 1: Launch Ready). The letters were for the Olive Project, a Psychiatric Residential Treatment Facility (PRTF), and a Senate Bill 43 Psychiatric Health Facility Project. Mayor Pro Tem Jose Alonso moved to approve items 2 through 4 of the consent calendar; Council Member Lopez seconded the motion and the items were approved by a 5-0 vote.
The motions were recorded on the consent calendar and entered into the meeting minutes.
