A coalition of top bipartisan state lawmakers is pushing for more mental health reforms this legislative session with House Bill 520.
The bill would expand the state’s mental health care and addiction treatment workforce and provide more resources to help people struggling with serious mental illness and homelessness.
Last year, H.B. 520 started strong but never made it to the governor’s desk.
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