Behavioral Health Services believes in community-informed decision-making and is thankful for the varying perspectives of and feedback from its three advisory groups. This is a key part of ensuring that grant funding is distributed in an equitable and responsive manner across Larimer County.

 

Members of the Larimer County Behavioral Health Policy Council attend a meeting in August 2025.
Members of the Behavioral Health Policy Council meet at the Acute Care facility at Longview campus on Aug. 11, 2025.

 

Behavioral Health Policy Council (BHPC)

Dedicated to improving the behavioral health of all residents of Larimer County, eight elected officials, six at-large members, and a Commissioner liaison make up the Behavior Health Policy Council. Their work fosters regional coordination, communication, and countywide partnerships to ensure continued community engagement and the equitable distribution of annual grant funds to organizations around the County.

Technical Advisory Committee (TAC)

As a subcommittee of the BHPC, professionals in the behavioral health field work together to improve outcomes, identify current gaps in community behavioral health care and develop annual funding recommendations for the BHS Impact Fund Grant Program.

Consumer Advisory Committee (CAC) 

Through lived experience, this subcommittee consists of members who bring their expertise, alongside the TAC, to identify gaps in available care and suggest ways to improve the quality of accessible and affordable care and appropriate services through our grant program funding.