Harris Center, with city, state and private partners, held a ribbon-cutting for 26 supportive living apartments on its Respite, Rehabilitation and Reentry campus to house people with serious mental illness leaving the criminal justice system and experiencing homelessness.

Warden Williams, Deputy Warden Nellis and Public Safety ASD Director Mari Martinez described a pilot 1115 Medicaid waiver (milestone 3) that could enable Medicaid billing for certain MAT and hepatitis services, noted rising MAT medication costs (Vivitrol) and explained a plan to reserve roughly $1.75 million in presumed bonding capacity to support a potential jail expansion to increase medical and behavioral health capacity.