Suicide Prevention and Teen Mental Health
Summary
A grieving mother told the board suicide is 'all too common' among local teens and asked for more than a month of recognition — more outreach, a safe place for teens to turn. The board adopted the awareness month proclamation, the sheriff pledged school-based prevention training, and Supervisor Walker pointed her to the Path Center's planned teen center.
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Last discussed Sep 1, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct cost to adopt the proclamation; the sheriff's school trainings are handled within existing sheriff's office resources.
Teens, veterans and families across the county who need crisis support and prevention resources.
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