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Commission approves 4 Corners behavioral health area plan for state fiscal 2027

Carbon County Commission · June 4, 2026
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Summary

The Carbon County Commission voted to approve the 4 Corners Community Behavioral Health Area Plan for state fiscal year 2027 under Utah Code Title 17, Chapter 43; the plan carries a typical three-year cycle and will be signed by the commissioners for county records.

The Carbon County Commission voted to approve the 4 Corners Community Behavioral Health Area Plan for state fiscal year 2027, citing statutory approval procedures under Utah Code Title 17, Chapter 43.

Alyssa Huntington, who presented the plan, said the area plan "says what we are planning to do over the next year for Carbon County and the other counties that we serve" and noted the plan typically receives three-year approval. Commissioners expressed support for the plan's direction; one commissioner said the board "fully endorses" the plan and praised staff for stabilizing services when full remediation isn't possible.

The motion to approve was made, seconded and approved on voice vote. The commission requested a signed copy for county records and Huntington offered to provide the formal signature page. Because this approval follows the statutory process, county staff will file the signed plan as the basis for next year’s behavioral health activities in the region.