Texas § 547.0354 COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE ELIGIBILITY; CERTAIN GRANTS PROHIBITED.

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§ 547.0354 — COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE ELIGIBILITY; CERTAIN GRANTS PROHIBITED.

Texas § 547.0354

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 547.0354 (2026).

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Sec. 547.0354. COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE ELIGIBILITY; CERTAIN GRANTS PROHIBITED.

(a)A community collaborative may petition the commission to receive a grant under the matching grant program only if the collaborative includes:

(1)a county;

(2)a local mental health authority that operates in the county; and

(3)each hospital district, if any, located in the county.

(b)A collaborative may include other local entities designated by the collaborative's members.

(c)The commission may not award a grant under this subchapter for a fiscal year to a community collaborative that includes a county with a population greater than four million if the legislature appropriates money for a mental health jail diversion program in the county for that fiscal year.

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Sec. 547.0354. COMMUNITY COLLABORATIVE ELIGIBILITY; CERTAIN GRANTS PROHIBITED. (a) A community collaborative may petition the commission to receive a grant under the matching grant program only if the collaborative includes:
(1) a county;
(2) a local mental health authority that operates in the county; and
(3) each hospital district, if any, located in the county.
(b) A collaborative may include other local entities designated by the collaborative's members.
(c) The commission may not award a grant under this subchapter for a fiscal year to a community collaborative that includes a county with a population greater than four million if the legislature appropriates money for a mental health jail diversion program in the county for that fiscal year.