Region 4 South reports higher crisis‑team funding, ACT certification and steady AMHI support
Kesha Anderson, administrator for the Region 4 South mental‑health consortium, told the Stevens County board the five‑county mobile crisis team serves about 30–45 new clients monthly, ACT has been revalidated after a fraud‑risk review, and AMHI funding remains on a two‑year formula cycle.
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Kesha Anderson, administrator for the Region 4 South mental‑health consortium, gave the board an annual overview of the consortium's programs, saying the five‑county mobile crisis team is a 24/7 service that responds to emergency rooms, jails, schools and community locations and serves "about 30 to 45 new clients a month." Anderson said the program operates across adults and children and that staffing uses a mix of a regional program manager and employer‑of‑record contracts.
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