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Weld County continues jail-based behavioral health services with North Range Behavioral Health
Summary
The board approved a memorandum of understanding to continue jail-based behavioral health services with North Range Behavioral Health; Brandon Williams of the sheriff's office presented the request and commissioners approved the contract by voice vote.
Brandon Williams, director of inmate services for the Weld County Sheriff's Office, asked the board to approve continued services under an MOU with North Range Behavioral Health to provide jail-based behavioral health care. "I'm seeking approval to continue the MOU between the sheriff's office and North range to continue jail based behavior services within the jail," Williams told commissioners.
Commissioner Kevin Ross moved to approve the contract (listed as contract ID 11006) and Commissioner Carrie Buck seconded; the board approved the agreement by voice vote. Williams thanked the board after the vote. The item was presented as part of new business under the sheriff's office and did not record public comment.
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