Texas § 547.0406 USE OF GRANT MONEY AND MATCHING FUNDS.

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§ 547.0406 — USE OF GRANT MONEY AND MATCHING FUNDS.

Texas § 547.0406

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Tex. Government Code Code Ann. § 547.0406 (2026).

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Sec. 547.0406. USE OF GRANT MONEY AND MATCHING FUNDS. Acceptable uses of the grant money and matching funds include:

(1)continuing a mental health jail diversion program;

(2)establishing or expanding a mental health jail diversion program;

(3)establishing alternatives to competency restoration in a state hospital, including outpatient competency restoration, inpatient competency restoration in a setting other than a state hospital, or jail-based competency restoration;

(4)providing assertive community treatment or forensic assertive community treatment with an outreach component;

(5)providing intensive mental health services and substance use treatment not readily available in the county;

(6)providing continuity of care services for an individual being released from a state hospital;

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Sec. 547.0406. USE OF GRANT MONEY AND MATCHING FUNDS. Acceptable uses of the grant money and matching funds include:
(1) continuing a mental health jail diversion program;
(2) establishing or expanding a mental health jail diversion program;
(3) establishing alternatives to competency restoration in a state hospital, including outpatient competency restoration, inpatient competency restoration in a setting other than a state hospital, or jail-based competency restoration;
(4) providing assertive community treatment or forensic assertive community treatment with an outreach component;
(5) providing intensive mental health services and substance use treatment not readily available in the county;
(6) providing continuity of care services for an individual being released from a state hospital;
(7) establishing interdisciplinary rapid response teams to reduce law enforcement's involvement with mental health emergencies; and
(8) providing local community hospital, crisis, respite, or residential beds.