All decisions
54 Board decisions about Mental Health Services Act, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Voters to be urged to pass the Mental Health Services Act
- Resolution urging California voters to pass the Mental Health Services Act was referred for adoption without committee reference.
- Resolution urges California voters to pass the Mental Health Services Act, a statewide measure for mental health care.
- Resolution urging California voters to pass the Mental Health Services Act was adopted.
- Resolution supporting the City's application to the State for Mental Health Services Act funding was referred to the City Operations committee.
- A resolution supporting the city's application for state Mental Health Services Act funding was referred to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution supporting the city's application to the state for Mental Health Services Act funding.
- The Board adopted a resolution supporting the City's application to the State for Mental Health Services Act funding.
- Proposed $18.9M Mental Health Services Act contract with the state Department of Mental Health went to committee.
- Proposal to amend the Mental Health Services Act agreement, assigning a $9,877,600 housing budget to CalHFA for investment and loans.
- Board adopted the Mental Health Services Act workforce training plan, sent by the Public Health Department.
- Mental Health Services Act contract with the Department of Mental Health for $18.9M was retroactively approved.
- A proposed resolution would amend the Mental Health Services Act agreement to add a $9,877,600 housing budget.
- Approved amending the Mental Health Services Act agreement to add a $9,877,600 housing budget assigned to CalHFA.
- Proposed three-year Mental Health Services Act workforce training and expenditure plan, with amendment of the state agreement, sent to committee.
- Board adopted the Mental Health Services Act annual plan update and accepted $1,766,236 in state funds for the Public Health Department.
- Resolution commending Community Behavioral Health Services for its work implementing the Mental Health Services Act was referred for adoption.
- Board adopted the Mental Health Services Act prevention and early intervention three-year program and expended an extra $874,700.
- Resolution adopted approving the three-year Mental Health Services Act prevention plan and accepting $874,700 for the Department of Public Health.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending Community Behavioral Health Services for its work implementing the Mental Health Services Act, sponsored by Supervisors Avalos and Campos.
- Three-year plan for mental-health technology spending proposed.
- Yearly update to mental health services plan approved
- Resolution adopting the 2011-2012 Mental Health Services Act plan update and amending the state contract to include it.
- Board adopted the FY2013-2014 annual update to the Mental Health Services Act program and expenditure plans.
- Mental health spending plan for 2013-14 approved
- Board adopted the Mental Health Services Act 2014-2017 Innovation Peer Respite Project Plan, proposed by the Public Health Department.
- Mental Health Services Act annual update sent to committee
- Three-year mental health services spending plan sent to committee
- Three-year mental health services spending plan put forward
- Mental health services spending plan approved
- State mental health services contract sent to committee
- State mental health services contract approved
- State mental health services contract put before the Board
- Mental Health Services Act annual update sent to committee
- Mental health services yearly plan for 2019-20 approved
- Mental Health Services Act annual update proposed for adoption
- State mental health services contract sent to the budget committee
- State mental health funding contract approved through June 2021
- Three-year mental health spending plan sent to committee
- Three-year mental health services spending plan approved
- Three-year mental health services plan put forward
- Mental health services contract with the state sent to committee
- Substance abuse block grant added to a state health contract
- Substance-use treatment grant added to state health contract
- Mental Health Services Act yearly update sent to committee
- Yearly mental health services plan adopted
- State mental health performance contract sent to committee
- Mental Health Services Act yearly update put forward
- State mental health funding deal for 2021–2024 approved
- State mental health services performance contract adopted
- Mental Health Services Act yearly update sent to committee
- Three-year mental health services plan sent to committee
- Three-year city mental health services plan approved for 2023-2026
- Three-year mental health services plan proposed