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Nobles County backs state grant for behavioral health stabilization facility
Summary
The board approved Resolution 202436 to support a state grant for a behavioral health stabilization facility on county property, signaling county commitment as part of the grant requirement.
The Nobles County Board voted to approve Resolution 202436, signaling county support and commitment for a state grant to provide behavioral health stabilization services on county-owned property. The resolution was presented as a required step for the State of Minnesota’s pending grant application.
Commissioner Chris Dybevick moved to approve the resolution and Commissioner Gene Metz seconded the motion; the board recorded the action as duly passed. The resolution and related attachments were included in the meeting packet; administration and county staff will follow the grant process as outlined in the resolution if the state award is finalized.
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