A new provider for crisis services will likely not come on board until next year while the Montgomery County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services (ADAMHS) board comes up with a new plan of action to replace those services. Two contracts that would have filled those roles until the end of the year failed to get the necessary votes to pass last month.
Enjoy your day. Thanks for reading, and thank you for subscribing to the Dayton Daily News. — Taylor-Jayd Savage, digital audience specialist
Morning Briefing is part of your Dayton Daily News subscription. If you do not want this daily newsletter, unsubscribe here. You can manage your email preferences here.
Stay connected anywhere, any time with the Dayton Daily News app.
