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Assistant director updates board on treatment‑center RFP, funding changes and SB 43 implications
Summary
Assistant Director Joseph Hallett updated the committee on ISL data tracking and prevention funding changes, and described a treatment‑center RFP that would include residential SUD treatment, withdrawal management, a sobering center and mental health rehab beds to support SB 43 implementation. He also confirmed transportation‑benefit presentations scheduled for June 10.
Assistant Director Joseph Hallett briefed the Executive Committee on new ISL data tracking requirements and changes to prevention and outreach funding, noting concerns about administrative burden and potential impacts on outreach providers and homelessness services. He said Napa County is working to preserve outreach, wellness center, and crisis response services despite statewide funding and policy changes.
Hallett provided an update on the behavioral health treatment center RFP, saying it "includes residential substance use treatment, withdrawal management, sobering center services, and mental health rehabilitation beds supporting SB 43 implementation." He also reported that Partnership and Kaiser Permanente agreed to present on transportation benefits at the June 10 meeting, and that Devereux Advanced Behavioral Health may also participate.
