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Emergency Services reports staffing losses, 283 crisis activities in May

Hanover County Community Services Board · June 15, 2026
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Summary

The CSB's Emergency Services team completed 283 crisis activities (26 pre-admission screenings) in May; staff reported one clinician retiring July 31 and two resignations effective June 30, prompting immediate recruitment.

The Executive Director's report lists 283 crisis activities in May, including 26 pre-admission screenings, and outlines recent staffing changes in Emergency Services: one clinician announced retirement effective July 31, 2026, and two clinicians submitted resignations effective June 30, 2026. The packet says recruitment for all three positions will begin immediately.

The report also describes Emergency Services delivery by two teams (crisis clinicians and Same Day Access clinicians) and notes that Same Day Assessment presentations in May totaled 67 (64 unduplicated individuals), with 40 assessments completed and scheduled for initial appointments. The packet does not record a board decision on hiring; it documents staff departures and planned recruitment.