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How to Become a BHAB Member

Members of the public are appointed to BHAB by their supervisorial district Board of Supervisor and serve in an advisory capacity to the Board of Supervisors.

BHAB members are appointed to represent the five supervisorial districts and may identify with one or more state legislated member seat categories. The categorical seats include: 1) Behavioral Health Consumer, 2) Family Member of Behavioral Health Consumer, 3) Substance Use Recovery, 4) Community Member, 5) Transitional Age Youth (TAY), 6) Veteran or Veteran Advocate, and 7) Employee of a Local Education Agency.

Apply to serve on a County Board, Commission, or Committee (BCC)

Group of people standing in front of a projector screen at a past BHAB meeting

Visit the Clerk of the Board BCC to learn more about County BCC details, requirements, and apply online.

 


For questions regarding BHAB, please contact BHAB Coordinator Maria Molina-Melendez.