The task force meeting focused on major updates regarding the transition from the Mental Health Services Act (MHSA) to the Behavioral Health Services Act (BHSA). Discussions included changes to funding allocations, the shift of prevention funding to public health, and the introduction of new accountability measures like network adequacy monitoring and performance dashboards. Key service focus areas under the new BHSA include assertive community treatment, first episode psychosis programs, and a mandated 30% allocation for housing interventions. The meeting also addressed the implementation of evidence-based practices and the importance of fiscal sustainability in service delivery.
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Tulare County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The board meeting included a flag salute and a moment of silence for a family in mourning. Supervisors provided individual department reports covering various regional projects, legislative concerns, committee activities, and upcoming events. The session also featured a presentation from the local animal shelter regarding an adoption program, and a recognition ceremony for the Mount Whitney High School FFA cooperative marketing team for their state championship achievement.
May 12, 2026·Board meeting
Ter County Board of Supervisors Meeting
The board meeting included reports from various supervisors regarding their recent activities, such as conference attendance, community events, and upcoming committee meetings. Key agenda items included the introduction of a new dog available for adoption through Animal Care Services, and a presentation and proclamation recognizing National Nurses Week to honor the contributions of nursing staff in the county.
Apr 15, 2026·Board meeting
Homeless Task Force Meeting
The task force reviewed the transitional rent benefit program, covering eligibility criteria for clinical and social risk factors, the referral process, and provider responsibilities. The discussion emphasized that this short-term rental assistance is designed to support housing stability and facilitate connections to long-term housing or behavioral health services for eligible individuals.
