Comment on Mental Health Board seeking executive director, lawyer by @Pete.Stompf99@gmai
The Sangamon County Mental Health Board, still in its infancy, is seeking an executive director and lawyer to help guide the new organization. The board is responsible for funding mental health services in the county through a 0.5% sales tax levy approved by voters in March, which the county estimates will bring in roughly $14.7 million in its first year. The group’s third meeting, held July 22 in the Sangamon County Complex, had around two dozen people in attendance.
- ▪The Sangamon County Mental Health Board, still in its infancy, is seeking an executive director and lawyer to help guide the new organization.
- ▪The board is responsible for funding mental health services in the county through a 0.5% sales tax levy approved by voters in March, which the county estimates will bring in roughly $14.7 million in its first year.
- ▪The group’s third meeting, held July 22 in the Sangamon County Complex, had around two dozen people in attendance.
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The Sangamon County Mental Health Board, still in its infancy, is seeking an executive director and lawyer to help guide the new organization. The board is responsible for funding mental health services in the county through a 0.5% sales tax levy approved by voters in March, which the county estimates will bring in roughly $14.7 million in its first year. The group’s third meeting, held July 22 in the Sangamon County Complex, had around two dozen people in attendance. Board chair Steve Nardulli said while the process can be somewhat fluid, he wants to finalize the executive director position by the end of September. Whoever is hired will be tasked with organizing the board’s priorities and long-term funding plans.
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