Local behavioral health board urges data sharing, crisis‑continuum development and workforce support
The Local Behavioral Health Board delivered an annual report for FY 2024–25 recommending expanded data sharing, sustaining services for vulnerable groups, building an in‑county crisis continuum, protecting children's services, stronger coordination with partners (including UC Davis), homelessness supports, and workforce retention measures.
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The Yolo County Local Behavioral Health Board presented its annual report and recommendations at the Sept. 8 Board of Supervisors meeting, laying out seven priorities for behavioral health services and system oversight.
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