Santa Cruz County’s Behavioral Health Department requires more than $18 million annually from the county’s General Fund reserves, according to a new Civil Grand Jury report.
The report said county officials lack key financial, operational, and performance data needed to assess the effectiveness and value of behavioral health programs.
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