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Crisis facility project advances: architect chosen, abatement process underway, outreach planned

Cascade County Behavioral Health Local Advisory Council · June 1, 2026
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Summary

Kami Stone said the IFHC crisis facility project has selected an architect, begun the abatement process, made site visits to other crisis clinics, and will promote the Mobile Response Team at the State Fair; fundraising via the Sheriff Legacy Program was also discussed.

Kami Stone reported several developments on the IFHC crisis facility project, including selection of an architect and initiation of an abatement process for the site. She said the project team visited the Community Crisis Clinic in Billings and the Journey Home in Helena to observe operations and inform local planning.

Stone also described outreach and fundraising plans: staffing a Mobile Response Team booth at the State Fair and utilizing the Sheriff Legacy Program for fundraising activities to support the crisis facility. No binding funding decisions were recorded at the meeting; the updates were framed as progress reports and next steps in project planning.