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Budget PlanningPublic HealthDetected Jun 9, 2026

Resolution 2026-076 increases the EMS Health Care Fund by 2,000,000 for Region One Behavioral Health Early Access regional funding. This points to a substantial expansion of behavioral health services linked to EMS and early access interventions, managed through the Community Services Department. Vendors providing behavioral health service delivery, mobile crisis response, telehealth platforms, case management software, and training can anticipate new or expanded procurements as the County deploys this funding. Sellers should explore how the County plans to operationalize "early access"—for example through new programs, technology platforms, or contracted providers—and position offerings accordingly.

Funding is labeled regional, implying coordination with other jurisdictions/providers within Region ...

Santa Fe CountyBehavioral health EMS funding expansion for Region One services

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