The 77,610-square-foot campus is the state’s first behavioral health facility to hit net-zero energy, according to the news release. It is also the largest in the nation to achieve net-zero energy.
It will include four single-story mental health rehab centers with capacity for 16 clients, and a three-story co-housing facility for 57 residents, according to the news release.
It is set for completion in late 2024.
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