Shasta uses SB 43 & Arch Collaborative pivots

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Today's stories are both about mental health. Reporter Nevin Kallepalli covers the county's first client conserved under SB 43 while reporter Moe Shimizu provides the latest update on Arch Collaborative's regional efforts.

Forging ahead,

Annelise Pierce

Director, Managing Editor

Shasta Scout

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Arch Collaborative pivots to help lead new California-funded regional behavioral health initiative

The local nonprofit has just secured a $5 million state grant in collaboration with Rural County Representatives of California to pilot a model inter-county program in hopes of improving behavioral health services across the region.

Shasta County conserves first client for severe substance use under SB 43

Senate Bill 43 went into effect locally in January. It empowers the county to institutionalize qualifying individuals for mandated substance use treatment. The law was initially touted as a partial solution to California’s homelessness crisis, but implementation has been slow.

Redding council appoints interim city manager after death of William Tarbox

Assistant City Manager Michael Webb will be temporarily taking over the late city manager’s role. The transition comes as the city also looks to hire a new police chief and city attorney.

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