Washington County Behavioral Health Council Meeting Agenda And Minutes
The council discussed various program updates, including additions to addiction services, community mental health programs, and Oregon Health Plan transitions. Key topics included the housing market and voucher availability, CCO data preparation for 2027 agreements, and the impact of the HR1 legislation on community members transitioning from CCOs to Open Card. Additional discussions covered the Deflection Program statistics, upcoming volunteer opportunities, and social media impacts on youth. The group also addressed committee elections and future agenda planning.
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Washington County Behavioral Health Council Agenda
The agenda focuses on programmatic updates including addiction services, community mental health initiatives, the Oregon Health Plan and Coordinated Care Organizations, the budget process, and housing. Additional topics include the WRAP program, member updates and sharing, and general meeting wrap-up activities.
Jun 24, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Washington County Behavioral Health Council Agenda
The council discussed legislative updates, program updates across addictions and community mental health sectors, the deflection program, and member updates. Key discussion points included the behavioral health division budget process, Oregon Health Plan impacts and Medicaid coverage loss, the Aid and Assist program, and civil commitment processes. The council also focused on member recruitment and voting, including the appointment of new members. Updates were provided on the Beaverton Recovery Center's expansion of services, including withdrawal management, sobering programs, and onsite medication treatment, as well as progress on transitional and permanent housing projects.
Apr 28, 2026·Board meeting
Washington County Board of Commissioners Meeting
The board discussed and officially proclaimed May 2026 as Mental Health Awareness Month in Washington County. The presentation highlighted the county's ongoing initiatives to support mental health, including the 'Mental Health Rocks' project, free training programs for the community, and the importance of addressing provider shortages and reducing stigma. The board also recognized the accomplishments of the Behavioral Health Division, including the establishment of the center for addiction triage and treatment.
