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To: Leon County Board of County Commissioners Cover Sheet for Agenda #5 September 11, 2012 Honorable Chairman and Members of the Board From: Vincent S. Long, County Administrator Title: Consideration of Funding a Mental Health Competency Restoration Program County Administrator Review and Approval: Department/ Division Review: Lead Staff/ Project Team: Fiscal Impact: Vincent S. Long, County Administrator Alan Rosenzweig, Deputy County Administrator Wanda Hunter, Director, Office of Intervention and Detention Alternatives This item could have an initial fiscal impact of $100,000 and could result in a reoccurring $100,000 line item expense. The current $100,000 is available through uncommitted carry forward funding which has been designated to be returned to fund balance. However, recurring funding has not been identified. Staff Recommendation: Board direction. Page 88 of 282 Posted at 5:00 p.m. on August 31, 2012
Title: Consideration of Funding a Mental Health Competency Restoration Program September 11, 2012 Page 2 Report and Discussion Background: At the July 9, 2012 Budget Workshop, the Board considered the Public Safety Coordinating Council (PSCC) recommendation to fund both the Leveraging Intervention For Transformations (LIFT) Program and establish a mental health competency restoration program to address a population of defendants not currently served under Florida Statute 916 (Attachment #1). During the workshop the Board had extensive discussion regarding funding two recurring programs at $100,000 each thereby creating a future recurring expenditure of $200,000. The Board decided at the workshop that they did not desire to create this future increased recurring expenditure and directed that only $100,000 be included in the budget and that $100,000 be returned to fund balance. The Board voted and ratified the following actions at its July 10, 2012 regular meeting: 1. Accepted staff’s report on mental health competency restoration services and the LIFT Program; 2. Took no further action on the existing $100,000 carryforward available in the jail diversionary account and allowed the appropriation to be returned to fund balance; 3. Maintained the current $100,000 funding level in the diversionary account for the LIFT Program; 4. Directed staff to agenda funding consideration for mental health competency restoration services for the Board’s August meeting (Attachment #2). Additionally, the Board invited the PSCC to attend a Board meeting and discuss in detail the costs and benefits of establishing a mental competency restoration program. In the following Analysis section, a summary of the PSCC’s discussion of this issue at their regular monthly meeting held on August 21, 2012, is provided. The Analysis includes information requested by the Board, detailing the program objectives and funding request. Analysis: Summary of PSCC’s Discussion at their August 21, 2012 Meeting The PSCC was briefed on the Board’s July Budget Workshop discussion of their recommendations and the actions taken. Subsequently, the PSCC voted to send a representative to the next Board meeting, and address questions raised and restate their recommendation for funding of a mental health competency restoration program. The PSCC agreed that all future correspondence to the Board, from individual constitutional officers serving on the PSCC who request the use of diversionary funds, would include a statement regarding the PSCC’s support for it. Mental Health Competency Restoration Program Defendants with brain injuries, dementia, or a mental illness or developmental disability, who are charged with a misdemeanor offense, do not qualify for competency restoration services through the Department of Children and Families or the Agency for Persons with Disabilities. The Mental Health Coordinator has asserted that some defendants in this population are in jail for an extensive period because they do not qualify for services under Florida Statute 916. Page 89 of 282 Posted at 5:00 p.m. on August 31, 2012
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