Minnesota § 245.61 COUNTY BOARDS; GRANTS FOR LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS

Minnesota Statutes

§ 245.61 — COUNTY BOARDS; GRANTS FOR LOCAL MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS

Minnesota § 245.61

PartPUBLIC WELFARE AND RELATED ACTIVITIES

Ch. 245DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES

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Minn. Stat. § 245.61 (2026).

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County boards are hereby authorized to make grants to public or private agencies to establish and operate local mental health programs to provide the following services:

(a)collaborative and cooperative services with public health and other groups for programs of prevention of mental illness, developmental disability, alcoholism, and other psychiatric disabilities;

(b)informational and educational services to the general public, and lay and professional groups;

(c)consultative services to schools, courts and health and welfare agencies, both public and private, including diagnostic evaluation of cases from juvenile courts;

(d)outpatient diagnostic and treatment services;

(e)rehabilitative services for patients suffering from mental or emotional disorders, developmental disability, alc

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County boards are hereby authorized to make grants to public or private agencies to establish and operate local mental health programs to provide the following services: (a) collaborative and cooperative services with public health and other groups for programs of prevention of mental illness, developmental disability, alcoholism, and other psychiatric disabilities; (b) informational and educational services to the general public, and lay and professional groups; (c) consultative services to schools, courts and health and welfare agencies, both public and private, including diagnostic evaluation of cases from juvenile courts; (d) outpatient diagnostic and treatment services; (e) rehabilitative services for patients suffering from mental or emotional disorders, developmental disability, alcoholism, and other psychiatric conditions particularly those who have received prior treatment in an inpatient facility; (f) detoxification in alcoholism evaluation and service facilities.