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Director reports Zero Suicide application, Drop-in Center expands hours; county exploring harm-reduction funding
Summary
The subcommittee heard a Director’s report that the county applied for a Zero Suicide grant, is exploring an OMH Rural Suicide Grant, will hold a Suicide Coalition meeting on May 14, and that the Drop-in Center is now open five days a week; staff are also exploring a harm-reduction grant application.
The subcommittee received a Director’s report outlining current grant activity and service changes. According to the meeting record, the county "Applied for Zero Suicide Grant, exploring OMH Rural Suicide Grant, and holding Suicide Coalition meeting on May 14."
The Director also reported that the Drop-in Center has increased operations and is now open five days a week; staff indicated the center will present to the committee at a future meeting with more operational detail. Committee members discussed pursuing a harm-reduction grant application but the minutes do not record specifics on funding amounts, timelines, or grant partners.
The Director’s report is recorded in the minutes without a named director; follow-up at the next meeting or in distributed materials is needed to capture grant timelines, award notifications, and implementation details.
