Mental Health Fund 117



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JOSEPHINE COUNTY Adopted Budget Mental Health Fund Description 2007-08 The Mental Health Fund is a newly formed fund, effective July 1, 2007. It includes the Mental Health Authority which had previously been in the Health and Human Services Fund, which has been discontinued. The Authority has oversight responsibilities for the mental health programs which were transferred to non-profit organizations and/or other governmental agencies as of July 1, 2006. Major sources of revenue for this fund are mental health grants from the federal government and the state, which are passed on to the outside agencies which now administer the mental health programs. This fund does not receive support from the County s General Fund. The adopted budget is in balance, which means that the budgeted requirements (expenditures and ending fund balance) are equal to the resources (beginning fund balance and revenues) that are estimated to be available during the budget year. In the pages that follow, a summary of the Mental Health Fund (Resources and Requirements) is presented first, followed by Schedule A1, which summarizes the two programs in the fund. The money available for the two programs is equal to total resources of the fund, less the requirements for debt service and Internal Service Fund charges. Schedule A1 is supported by a Program Worksheet (Schedule B) for both programs. Schedule B provides information about the purpose of the program, how much revenue it is expected to generate during the budget year, and a breakdown of its expenditure budget between the budget categories of Personal Services and Materials and Services. 119

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RESOURCES AND REQUIREMENTS MENTAL HEALTH FUND (250) Josephine County Second Preceding Year 2004-05 Historical Data Actual First Preceding Year 2005-06 Adopted Budget This Year 2006-07 DESCRIPTION RESOURCES AND REQUIREMENTS Proposed By Budget Officer Budget for Next Year 2007-08 Approved By Budget Committee Adopted By Governing Body RESOURCES $ - Beginning Fund Balance $ - $ - $ - Administration/SAMHSA 2,143,971 2,143,971 2,143,971 Alcohol and Drug Planning 1,400,400 1,400,400 1,400,400 $ - TOTAL RESOURCES $ 3,544,371 $ 3,544,371 $ 3,544,371 REQUIREMENTS Programs: $ - Administration/SAMHSA $ 2,071,800 $ 2,071,800 $ 2,071,800 Alcohol and Drug Planning 1,398,059 1,398,059 1,398,059 Interfund Transfers: 401 - ISF 2,341 2,341 2,341 401 - ISF COO Administrative charge 50,500 50,500 50,500 Debt Service 21,671 21,671 21,671 $ - TOTAL REQUIREMENTS $ 3,544,371 $ 3,544,371 $ 3,544,371 121

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Fund Name: Mental Health Fund (250) Department: Mental Health Authority JOSEPHINE COUNTY Schedule A1 - Department Summary by Program Adopted Budget 2007-08 SERVICE LEVEL 1 SERVICE LEVEL 2 ADOPTED INFORMATION ONLY Cost Center Program Revenues & Expenditures & Program Revenues & Expenditures & Code Program Name Beginning Fund Balance Ending Fund Balance Beginning Fund Balance Ending Fund Balance Budget FTE Budget Budget FTE Budget 251110 Administration/SAMHSA $ 2,143,971 0.30 $ 2,071,800 $ 2,143,971 0.30 $ 2,071,800 253010-253083 Alchohl and Drug Planning 1,400,400 0.65 1,398,059 1,400,400 0.65 1,398,059 Total Fund/Dept $ 3,544,371 0.95 $ 3,469,859 $ 3,544,371 0.95 $ 3,469,859 123

Fund Name: Mental Health Fund (250) Department: Mental Health Authority Program: Administration/SAMHSA Cost Center # 251110 JOSEPHINE COUNTY Schedule B - Program Worksheet Adopted Budget 2007-08 Service Level 1 Service Level 2 Adopted Information Only Category Title FTE Budget FTE Budget Program Revenues $ 2,143,971 $ 2,143,971 Beginning Fund Balance - - Expenditures: $ 2,143,971 $ 2,143,971 Personal Services 0.3 $ 30,000 0.30 $ 30,000 Materials and Services 2,041,800 2,041,800 Ending Fund Balance - - Total Expenditures 0.30 $ 2,071,800 0.30 $ 2,071,800 Purpose of Program: Mental Health Authority oversight of programs and process pass-through dollars to Options for Southern Oregon and other mental health providers. 124

Fund Name: Mental Health Fund (250) Department: Mental Health Authority Program: Alcohol and Drug Planning Cost Center # 253010-253083 JOSEPHINE COUNTY Schedule B - Program Worksheet Adopted Budget Submission to BCC 2007-08 Service Level 1 Service Level 2 Adopted Information Only Category Title FTE Budget FTE Budget Program Revenues $ 1,400,400 $ 1,400,400 Beginning Fund Balance - - Expenditures: $ 1,400,400 $ 1,400,400 Personal Services 0.65 $ 22,952 0.65 $ 22,952 Materials and Services 1,375,107 1,375,107 Ending Fund Balance - - Total Expenditures 0.65 $ 1,398,059 0.65 $ 1,398,059 Purpose of Program: The Alcohol and Drug Planning Division is under the Josephine County Mental Health Authority. The services administered under the Alcohol and Drug Planning address both prevention and treatment services. The Local Alcohol and Drug Planning Committee (LADPC) makes recommendations to the Josephine County Board of Commissioners to allocate funding to agencies for services in the areas of alcohol and drug prevention and treatment, gambling prevention and treatment, housing, and inpatient care. These services are entirely funded by a grant from the State of Oregon. 125

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