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All decisions

13 Board decisions about Department of Public Health…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.

  • $423,964 state grant for homeless mentally ill services won committee support.
    21 Oct 2004pendingPrinted page 2004 ↗
  • Department of Public Health was authorized to accept a gift of up to $300,000 in buprenorphine medication from [name withheld].
    20 Mar 2007passedBoard minutes 2007 ↗
  • Mental health clinic gets $377,345 for anxiety care. linked by the name only, not checked
    22 May 2007passedBoard minutes 2007 ↗
  • The Board adopted an agreement letting Public Health take about $74 million in state substance abuse treatment funds through 2010.
    19 Jun 2007passedBoard minutes 2007 ↗
  • Public Health's Community Behavioral Health Services was authorized to sign a state substance abuse treatment agreement worth $55.8M through 2010.
  • Department of Public Health resolution to accept an $800,000 private gift for Community Behavioral Health Services.
    2008outcome not readBoard minutes 2008, p. 45 ↗
  • Health department's Community Behavioral Health Services would accept a $3,310,497 state grant for vocational rehabilitation services to clients.
  • Proposed acceptance of a $300,000 buprenorphine gift from [name withheld] for Public Health opiate treatment patients; sent to committee.
  • Public Health Department proposed to accept up to $800,000 in buprenorphine medication from [name withheld] for opiate treatment patients.
    28 Oct 2008outcome not readBoard minutes 2008 ↗
  • The Department of Public Health may retroactively accept an $800,000 gift of Buprenorphine medication from [name withheld].
    9 Dec 2008passedBoard minutes 2008 ↗
  • Public Health Department may accept up to $800,000 of Buprenorphine medication donated by [name withheld] for opiate treatment patients.
    9 Dec 2008passedBoard minutes 2008 ↗
  • Retroactive $70.7M state contract for drug and alcohol treatment; in committee.
  • Health department's substance use disorder services contract with the state amended, adding $70.7M for fiscal 2013-2014.