MENDOCINO CO., 8/27/26 — After construction delays caused the completion of a new mental health inpatient facility to be nearly a year behind schedule, Mendocino County officials said Wednesday it could be several more months before the facility opens due to a state licensing process.
At the Caspar Community Center on Wednesday afternoon, the Mental Health Treatment Act Citizens Oversight Committee, which oversees the use of funds raised through a county sales tax meant for investments in mental health treatment, got an update on the psychiatric health facility that broke ground two years ago just south of Ukiah.
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