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Northwestern Community Services Board reports 933 Page County clients among 4,800 served in 2025
Summary
Northwestern Community Services Board representatives told the Board NWCSB served about 4,800 people in 2025, including 933 from Page County, and emphasized mental health, substance-use, and developmental-disability services and trainings for 2026.
Ellen Harrison and Katie Russel of the Northwestern Community Services Board reported to the Board on services provided in 2025 and plans for 2026. They said NWCSB served roughly 4,800 people in 2025, of whom 933 were Page County residents, and highlighted programs for mental health, substance use disorder services, and support for developmental disabilities across the lifespan.
The presenters described training activities and program emphases for 2026 but did not request specific county appropriations during the May 4 work session. Board members had the opportunity to hear the report; no formal action was taken on funding during the meeting.
The presentation was informational, aimed at keeping the Board apprised of regional behavioral-health services that affect Page County residents.
