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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 2024.04.24 - 41135 AGENDA ITEM: Resolution Establishing the Tri-County Behavioral Health Task Force DEPARTMENT: Board of Commissioners MEETING: Board of Commissioners DATE: Wednesday, April 24, 2024 6:00 PM - Click to View Agenda ITEM SUMMARY SHEET COMMITTEE REPORT TO BOARD Resolution #2024-150 _ 24-26 Motion to adopt the attached suggested resolution. ITEM CATEGORY SPONSORED BY Resolution David Woodward INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND BUDGET AMENDMENT REQUIRED: No Committee members can contact Michael Andrews, Policy and Fiscal Analysis Supervisor at 248.425.5572 or andrewsmb@oakgov.com or the department contact persons listed for additional information. CONTACT David Woodward, Commissioner ITEM REVIEW TRACKING Aaron Snover, Board of Commissioners Created/Initiated - 4/24/2024 David Woodward, Board of Commissioners Approved - 4/24/2024 Lisa Brown, Clerk/Register of Deeds Final Approval - 4/25/2024 AGENDA DEADLINE: 04/24/2024 6:00 PM ATTACHMENTS 1. Copy of 2023 TCS Recap COMMITTEE TRACKING 2024-04-11 Full Board - Refer to Legislative Affairs & Government Operations Committee 2024-04-16 Legislative Affairs & Government Operations - Recommend to Board 2024-04-24 Full Board - Adopt Motioned by: Commissioner Angela Powell Seconded by: Commissioner Robert Hoffman Yes: David Woodward, Michael Spisz, Penny Luebs, Karen Joliat, Kristen Nelson, Christine Long, Robert Hoffman, Philip Weipert, Gwen Markham, Angela Powell, Marcia Gershenson, Charles Cavell, Brendan Johnson, Ann Erickson Gault, Linnie Taylor (15) No: None (0) Abstain: None (0) Absent: Ajay Raman, Michael Gingell, Yolanda Smith Charles, William Miller III (4) Passed April 24, 2024 RESOLUTION #2024-150 _ 24-26 Sponsored By: David Woodward Board of Commissioners - Resolution Establishing the Tri-County Behavioral Health Task Force Chair and Members of the Board: WHEREAS on September 8, 2023, Macomb, Oakland and Wayne County legislators met during the 15th Tri-County Summit to receive an update on the progress towards regional goals to collaborate on behavioral health and social justice solutions; and WHEREAS the increasing number of individuals with mental health and substance-use disorders in the criminal justice system has an enormous impact on our communities; and WHEREAS diverting individuals with mental health and substance-use disorders away from correctional institutions and toward more appropriate and culturally competent, community-based behavioral health care and treatment is an essential component of national, state, and local strategies to provide people with the support they need and to eliminate unnecessary involvement in the juvenile and criminal justice systems; and WHEREAS individuals and their health care providers share information with each other to diagnose health issues, make decisions about treatments, and coordinate care; sharing of health information is an essential tool for delivering quality health care and should be examined for a continuum of care through the justice system; and WHEREAS the County Commissioners from Macomb, Oakland, and Wayne can work together to explore this issue through a joint task force; and WHEREAS this task force, to be called the Tri-County Behavioral Health Task Force, will examine methods to share behavioral health information through existing health information networks and solicit additional ideas for addressing behavioral health within justice systems; and WHEREAS this partnership is a substantive outcome of the 2023 Tri-County Summit, highlighting how government, corporations and institutions within the region can work together to craft desired goals which result in sound solutions for a successful future. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Oakland County Board of Commissioners joins its colleagues from Macomb and Wayne counties in creating and supporting the Tri-County Behavioral Health Task Force. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Task Force shall consist of two representatives, as appointed by the respective Board of Commissioners, from each county to provide direction and oversight. The Task Force may also include non-voting members representing county departments and subject- matter experts. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Task Force shall submit their regional update at the 2024 Tri- County Summit and to each of the respective Tri-County Board of Commissioners. Chair, the following Commissioners are sponsoring the foregoing Resolution: David Woodward. Date: April 24, 2024 David Woodward, Commissioner Date: April 25, 2024 Lisa Brown, County Clerk / Register of Deeds COMMITTEE TRACKING 2024-04-11 Full Board - Refer to Legislative Affairs & Government Operations Committee 2024-04-16 Legislative Affairs & Government Operations - Recommend to Board 2024-04-24 Full Board - Adopt Motioned by Commissioner Angela Powell seconded by Commissioner Robert Hoffman to adopt the attached Resolution: Resolution Establishing the Tri-County Behavioral Health Task Force. Yes: David Woodward, Michael Spisz, Penny Luebs, Karen Joliat, Kristen Nelson, Christine Long, Robert Hoffman, Philip Weipert, Gwen Markham, Angela Powell, Marcia Gershenson, Charles Cavell, Brendan Johnson, Ann Erickson Gault, Linnie Taylor (15) No: None (0) Abstain: None (0) Absent: Ajay Raman, Michael Gingell, Yolanda Smith Charles, William Miller III (4) Passed ATTACHMENTS 1. Copy of 2023 TCS Recap STATE OF MICHIGAN) COUNTY OF OAKLAND) I, Lisa Brown, Clerk of the County of Oakland, do hereby certify that the foregoing resolution is a true and accurate copy of a resolution adopted by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners on April 24, 2024, with the original record thereof now remaining in my office. In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Circuit Court at Pontiac, Michigan on Wednesday, April 24, 2024. Lisa Brown, Oakland County Clerk / Register of Deeds MACOMB OAKLAND WAYNE 2023 THE WAR MEMORIAL GROSSE POINTE FARMS SEPTEMBER 8, 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT 2023 PREMIER SPONSORS David T. Woodward, Oakland County Chair, Alisha Bell, Wayne County Chair, and Don Brown, Macomb County Chair. Welcome by County Commission Chairpersons The Tri-County Summit event is a partnership between the Commissioners of Michigan’s three largest counties: Macomb, Oakland and Wayne. The Tri-County Summit was first hosted in 1998 to create a forum to identify common issues for cooperative action. In 2023, these leaders came together for the 15th summit to discuss current issues facing the region, future solutions and opportunities for collaboration. The 2023 topics included an update on the broadband study, which was an initiative that started at the 2021 summit, a segment focused on behavioral mental health, including mental health in the courts and justice system, and an energy panel that includes a discussion on electric vehicles. Thank you to all of panelists and speakers who have dedicated their time to help plan for this event and will be speaking today. We are moving forward; moving together! 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance Welcome Remarks “We have so much in common and we don’t have borders when it comes to water, when it comes to broadband,when it comes to regional cooperation.” Wayne County Commission Chair Alisha Bell “We are the example of good government. We are what people want and expect. All three counties facing common problems, sharing their resources and ideas, our connections, our contacts...all pulling together to solve common problems.” “This is truly an exciting opportunity for our tri-county area tocome together, to strategize, to plan, to be visionary thinkers in tackling the problems of the day...As a region, we are a powerhouse of talent, communities, ingenuity, entrepreneurism.” Macomb County Board Chair Don Brown Oakland County Board Chair Dave Woodward 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance 2022 Outcome: Broadband Study Report Update Chris Greene Hutchings, Merit Moonshot Project Chris Greene Hutchings leads the Michigan Moonshot, which is an initiative of Merit Network, an independent nonprofit serving the state of Michigan. The Moonshot partners with local governments that want to bridge the digital divide for their residents and businesses by expending access to high-speed internet. Tri-County Survey Results: (as of date of summit) 18% unserved 72% underserved 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance Mental Health Study Group Created as an initiative of the 2022 Tri-County Summit, this group was made up of two Commissioners from each of the three counties. They met regularly throughout 2023 to discuss common concerns within the topic of community mental health issues. Since mental health is such a broad topic, the group decided to focus on two specific areas for the 2023 summit: behavioral health in youth and behavioral health in the justice systems. The group planned a two part session for the 2023 Tri-County Summit. The first part consisted of a presentation by both Nicole Faulds, Juvenile Court Administrator and David Joseph, Program Director of Macomb County’s Juvenile Court. The second part consisted of a panel led and facilitated by Judge Freddie G. Burton Jr. of Wayne County Probate Court. The panel included Eric Doeh, president and CEO of Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network; Dana Lasenby, executive director/CEO of Oakland Community Health Network; and Captain Lori Misch, jail administrator at the Macomb County Sheriff’s Office. During this session, presenters and panelists explored efforts and programming being undertaken by each county to address individuals with behavioral needs in the justice systems. Chair Commissioner Penny Luebs, Oakland County Co-Chair Commissioner Melissa Daub, Wayne County Members Commissioner Cara Clemente, Wayne County Commissioner Sylvia Grot, Macomb County Commissioner Sarah Lucido, Macomb County Commissioner Ajay Raman, Oakland County 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance Behavioral Health Youth Programs Presentation Nicole Faulds, Macomb County Court Juvenile Division Administrator Nicole Faulds is the Juvenile Court Administrator for the 1thCircuit Court in Macomb County. With 22 years of courtleadership experience, Nicole is a dedicated juvenile justiceprofessional who is passionate about helping youth suceed. Factors that contribute to mental disorders in children include traumatic life experiences and social factors Alcohol and drug use can worsen conditions and lead to legal and academic issues Up to 75% of court-involved youth have a mental health disorder, compared to 20% of general population Youths with mental health issues are more likely to be incarcerated, which exacerbates their condition 30% of adolescents with depression also have an anxiety disorder 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance Behavioral Health Youth Programs Presentation David Joseph, Macomb County Court Juvenile Division Program Director David Joseph is the 16th Circuit Court Juvenile Division ProgramDirector in Macomb County. David has over 30 years’ experienceworking with court involved youth and families. His advocacy andcommitment to providing court involved youth with tools andskills needed to take control of their lives has reduced the need forout of home placement and increased the number of successfulinterventions. Determine the cause that brought the child to Juvenile Court and take that away, delinquency then goes away Communicate to the child that their future is self-determining Partner with Community Mental Health Connect kids with the resources they need to take control of their lives 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance Justice Systems Panel Discussion Judge Freddie G. Burton, Jr. Wayne County Probate Court Judge Burton is a graduate of Wayne State UniversityLaw School, has been a member of the probate courtbench since 1987 and served as chief judge from 1990through 1997. Previously, he served as a Wayne CountyCommissioner and Public Administrator. filler text filler text filler text filler text 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance Justice Systems Panel Discussion Dana Lasenby, Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer of Oakland Community Health Network Dana Lasenby is a Behavioral Health Care Executiveand Limited Licensed Psychologist with more than 25years of experiernce in the public and private sectorof the behavioral healthcare industry. Prevention, community education and being there when people need us are key. Collaboration is critical. The only way we can do successfully what we do is to work together. People need to know where to go and where to call. We are here and we know what we need to work together and to share these great ideas we have and to share outcomes. 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance Justice Systems Panel Discussion Captain Lori Misch, Jail Administrator Macomb County Sheriff’s Office Captain Lori Misch started in Macomb County Sheriff’s Office in 1995as a Corrections Officer. She attended the Macomb Police Academyand was then promoted to Deputy Sheriff in 1997. She was promotedto Sergeant 1 in 2004 and to Sergeant in 2006. She was assigned as asupervisor in Macomb Township, Detective Bureau, Youth Bureau andTraining Division then promoted to Lieutenant assigned as JailAdministrative Lieutenant 2017-2021. In 2021, she was promoted toCaptain, and is the current Jail Administrator. Being safe and secure in a correctional environment is an obligation we have as a county. Macomb County’s new Central Intake Assessment Center will bring inmates in from all arresting agencies and jurisdictions for assessment and care. 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance Justice Systems Panel Discussion Eric Doeh, President and Chief Executive Officer of Detroit Wayne Integrated Health Network As President/CEO, Eric Doeh leads the Detroit WayneIntegrated Health Network in its mission of providingexemplary integrated behavioral health services andsupports to over 75,000 people in Wayne County. At the end of the day, this is about improving the health and quality of life for people. What we did 10 years ago, just doesn’t work today. Wayne County is building a crisis center to treat behavioral health and substance use similar to other medical emergencies, which will serve the entire tri-county region. When you talk about mental health, folks from both sides of the aisle are willing to have that conversation because mental health knows no type, no economic barrier, no color. 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance Energy/Technology Study Group Chair Commissioner Brendan Johnson, Oakland County Energy/Technology was identified as a topic for the 2023 Tri-County Summit. Two Commissioners from each of the three counties were appointed to serve on this group. The group met regularly throughout 2023 to compare research, locate contributors, compile a guided discussion handout and design their presentation. This group focused on raising awareness of elected officials and community members, giving a preview of changes ahead with the potential need for regional cooperation, action and policy development to be the goal. Key interests included energy grid resiliency, security and expansion considerations as it relates to future increases in adoption of EV technology, information on EV batteries, their safety and lifetime as well as practical information for public whose exposure to EV’s has been limited. In addition to the live discussion, a guided discussion handout was provided to inform, provide additional details and serve as additional reference as the region moves toward electrification. It included viewpoints from thought leaders in the electric vehicle space. Members Commissioner Monique Baker McCormick, , Wayne County Commissioner Terry Marecki, Wayne County Commissioner Gwen Markham, Oakland County Commissioner Mai Xiong, Macomb County Commissioner Don VanSyckel, Macomb County 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance “Charging into the Future” Aneesh Padalkar, Senior Director Strategic Partnerships - ChargePoint Aneesh Padalkar is a Senior Director of Strategic Partnerships atChargePoint, and has 18 years of experience in the automotive,transportation and energy industries. His passion lies in leading effortsto solve technical and business challenges surrounding technologiesthat will improve energy efficiency and safety in mobility. “Charging into the Future” Alex Keros, Director Ultium 360- GM Energy Alex Keros is leading GM’s electric vehicle consumer experiencethrough Ultium Charge 360. Alex’s team is building anextensive public charging network via collaborations with EVgo,Pilot Company and GM’s dealer network. They also work tocreate a seamless charging experience for GM EV customersthrough the company’s family of vehicle brand apps. Alexcollaborates with multiple partners – including charging stationoperators, utility companies and public-private partnerships –to create mobility solutions. 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance “Charging into the Future” Tony Tomczak, Vice President Electric Sales & Marketing, DTE Tony Tomczak is responsible for developing and executingmarketing and sales growth value add programs includingMajor Accounts, Community Lighting and Joint Use Businesses.Economic Development and business attraction is a vital andimportant responsibility of Tomczak’s role along withpromoting and supporting customers in the transition toElectric Vehicles and Electrification. Led by Oakland County Commissioner Brendan Johnson, the panel discussed different types of batteries, chargers and charging options, requirements and statistics. Panelists also talked about what we can expect to see in the future as the use of electric vehicles increases and what capabilities exist. 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance The 2023 summit had the highest RSVP count, and the highest actual attendee count, since reinstating the Tri-County Summit in 2021. 2021 2022 2023 0 50 100 150 200 Aendance 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance Attendance Growth*: *based on RSVPs 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance Industries Represented: Energy Education Financial Waste & Recycling Health GovernmentLegal Technology Automotive Transportation Mental Health Arts 2023 TRI-COUNTY SUMMIT at a glance Oakland County Board of Commissioners 27.7% Wayne County Commission 24.6% Macomb County Board of Commissioners 23.1% State Senators 16.9% State Representatives 7.7% Elected Officials Representation*: *including staff Closing and Outcomes At the conclusion of the event, Chairs Brown, Woodward and Bell announced the formation of the Tri-County Behavioral Health Task Force, which will examine methods to share behavioral health information through existing health information networks and solicit additional ideas for addressing behavioral health within justice systems. Additionally, the counties committed to supporting holistic efforts that create a region that enables electric vehicles.