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Forsyth County OKs $2.8M agreement with Partners Health Management for behavioral health crisis services

Forsyth County Board of Commissioners · July 31, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a state‑funded agreement with Partners Health Management not to exceed $2,828,218.25 for fiscal year 2027 to support behavioral health crisis services, part of the county's continuing investment in crisis response and mental‑health coordination.

Forsyth County commissioners approved a state‑funded agreement on July 30 to provide up to $2,828,218.25 to Partners Health Management for behavioral health crisis services in fiscal year 2027. County staff described the agreement as continuation of crisis response support and allowed the county manager to execute amendments that do not change project scope.

The resolution passed unanimously. County staff said the funds originate at the state level and will support crisis response capacity and coordination with local providers.