Mental Health

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This week in Monte Sereno, there were no new city-specific mental health proposals, projects, or decisions reported. Most recent activity related to mental health has been at the Santa Clara County level, including ongoing budget challenges facing the county Behavioral Health Services Department, which is confronting a $100 million deficit for fiscal year 2026–27 due to federal and state funding changes and rising costs. Key points: - No new Monte Sereno city council or local agency mental health agenda items or actions this week. - County-level mental health funding shortfalls continue to pose challenges for services that may affect Monte Sereno residents. - Recent county meetings have focused on broader healthcare and mental health topics but did not include Monte Sereno-specific updates. What to watch: Monitor upcoming Monte Sereno city meetings for any local mental health initiatives or responses to county funding impacts.

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