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Partners Behavioral Health asks Yadkin County to maintain $118,000 contribution for FY27
Summary
Jeff Eads asked commissioners to continue funding Partners Behavioral Health Management at the same $118,000 level for FY2027, noting the amount has not increased in a decade and is used for local crisis supports and partnerships (including Daymark contracts).
Jeff Eads, representing Partners Behavioral Health Management, asked the Board to approve the agency's FY2027 funding request of $118,000 — the same contribution the county has provided in prior years. "They did not request an increase; that is the same funding amount they have been receiving," Eads said, emphasizing the county allocation supports practical local services and not staffing.
Eads said the agency coordinates crisis services (including Daymark'provided same-day walk-in access and screenings in the detention center), community training and a May 5 poverty-simulation event at the Agricultural Center. He also asked permission to use $8,611 from Partners' Yadkin County fund balance to balance their FY27 local budget, and thanked the commissioners for past support.
