Examples of County partners in a sentence
CMHOC Mission and Vision Statements Mission Statement: Community Mental Health of Ottawa County partners with people with mental illness, intellectual/developmental disabilities and substance use disorders and the broader community to improve lives and be a premier mental health agency in Michigan Vision: Community Mental Health of Ottawa County strives to enhance quality-of-life for all residents.
The County administers the CDBG program on behalf of the Urban County partners.
Further, upon termination of Employee’s employment for any reason, Employee agrees to make available to any person designated by Polaris or any of its subsidiaries all information concerning pending or preceding transactions which may affect the operation of Polaris or any of its subsidiaries about which Employee has knowledge.
The only method of identifying this plan as an allowable exception under “ramps for the disabled” is by a positive interpretation by the building inspector.Adverse finding for encroachment into a required front yard setback.
CMHOC Mission and Vision Statements Mission Statement: Community Mental Health of Ottawa County partners with people with mental illness, developmental disabilities and substance use disorders and the broader community to improve lives and be a premier mental health agency in MichiganVision: Community Mental Health of Ottawa County strives to enhance quality-of-life for all residents.
Lead:LAHSA Responsibilities:• Ongoing evaluation of program and service accessibility for persons with animals (pets and service) animals.• Ongoing evaluation of program accessibility.• Ongoing engagement with County partners.
Review ETS Department Roadmaps on a quarterly basis to find and explore potential projects that are a good fit with the portal contract and can bring cost effective solutions to the State of Hawaii and County partners.
ADAP provides advocacy and support to Alameda County BHCS (and our County partners) to assist in developing policies and procedures and systemic change aimed at promoting high-quality, accessible, and cost-effective SUD treatment and recovery services to Alameda County residents.
Other provisions also include costs for legal claims, environmental risks and various risks that could arise in the normal course of business.
The Cultural Competence Committee will serve as a vehicle for collaboration among providers, BHD staff, County partners, and contract providers who serve underserved populations, for monitoring of service delivery to underserved populations, and for planning, evaluation, and training related to services for underserved populations.