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Napa County updates timeline for Crisis Stabilization Unit funded by BCHIP grant

Napa County Behavioral Health Board · April 8, 2026
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Summary

Director Jennifer Yasumoto and staff told the board the Crisis Stabilization Unit is funded through a $3.3 million BCHIP grant, with construction expected to be completed in August 2026; staff said future site visits will require coordination due to ongoing operations.

During the Director’s report on April 8, Jennifer Yasumoto said the Crisis Stabilization Unit (CSU) is funded through a $3.3 million BCHIP grant and that construction is expected to be completed in August 2026.

Yasumoto said staff will coordinate site visits because of ongoing operations at the project location. Assistant Director Joe Hallett added that other BHSA planning items remain open for public comment and review, including the BHSA Three-Year Integrated Plan, which is available for comment through May 1 with a public hearing scheduled for May 13.

County staff did not record a vote on funding during the Board meeting; the update was provided as an informational briefing.