Omaha Mental Health Crisis Center Gets $3 Million Boost
By Daniel Washington | Published 2026-02-16T07:03:44.484Z
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A $3 million allocation from the Douglas County Board of Commissioners will establish a 24/7 mental health crisis center in Omaha. The unanimous vote, held during Tuesday's board meeting, represents...
A $3 million allocation from the Douglas County Board of Commissioners will establish a 24/7 mental health crisis center in Omaha. The unanimous vote, held during Tuesday's board meeting, represents a major step toward meeting the community's growing need for accessible mental health services. The center will provide immediate support and resources for individuals experiencing mental health crises, with the goal of diverting them from emergency rooms and the criminal justice system.
The funding
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