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County says single proposal received for mental health crisis services; award to Catalysts for Change pending state contract
Summary
Carbon County staff reported a single proposal from Catalysts for Change to provide mental health crisis services; the board said the Crisis Diversion Grant will be reallocated to fully fund the service and that the award will be finalized after the state completes its contracting process.
Public Health Director Erin Cross told the Carbon County Board of Commissioners that one proposal had been submitted for mental health crisis services — from an organization identified in the minutes as Catalysts for Change. County staff said the state must finish its contracting process before the award can be formalized; the county anticipates awarding the contract next week.
Administrative Officer Angela Newell told commissioners that the Crisis Diversion Grant is being reallocated to fully fund the service. The minutes do not record a dollar amount, contract length, or performance metrics for the proposed service.
No formal motion or vote to award the contract was recorded at the Feb. 5 meeting; commissioners were informed of the recommendation and pending steps required to finalize the contract once the state process concludes.
