Washington Gov. Jay Inslee has announced his proposed $70.9 billion budget for 2024, which includes $464 million for behavioral health.
The funds designated for behavioral health would focus on addressing issues such as homelessness and the opioid crisis across the state, according to a Dec. 13 report from the governor’s office.
The proposed budget would allocate $64 million for the state’s fentanyl and opioid response and fund 110 new beds at state-run facilities, including the recently reopened Olympic Heritage Behavioral Health facility in Tukwila.
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