C.R.S. Section 27-60-114
Colorado land-based tribe behavioral health services grant

  • creation
  • funding
  • definitions
  • repeal

(1)

As used in this section, unless the context otherwise requires:

(a)

“Colorado land-based tribe” means the southern Ute Indian tribe and the Ute mountain Ute tribe.

(b)

“Grant applicant” means the southern Ute Indian tribe, the Ute mountain Ute tribe, or any authorized department, division, or affiliate thereof that applies for the grant pursuant to this section.

(c)

“Grant program” means the Colorado land-based tribe behavioral health services grant program created in subsection (2) of this section.

(d)

“Grant recipient” means the southern Ute Indian tribe, the Ute mountain Ute tribe, or any authorized department, division, or affiliate thereof that is awarded the grant pursuant to this section.

(2)

There is created in the state department the Colorado land-based tribe behavioral health services grant program to provide funding to one or more Colorado land-based tribes to support capital expenditure for the renovation or building of a behavioral health facility to provide behavioral and mental health services as the grant recipient may deem appropriate, which services may include inpatient services and transitional housing to principally or fully serve American Indian and Alaska native individuals, including those who may be eligible for Indian health service benefits.

(3)

The grant recipient may use the money received through the grant program for capital expenditure costs associated with renovating an existing behavioral health facility or building a new behavioral health facility to provide behavioral health services as the grant recipient may deem appropriate, which may include inpatient behavioral health services and transitional housing, to principally serve the American Indian and Alaska native patients including those who may be eligible for Indian health service benefits. Subject to available appropriations, the state department shall implement and administer the grant program and shall award the grant to the grant recipient in an amount not greater than five million dollars.

(4)

An eligible Colorado land-based tribe may apply to the state department in accordance with the procedures, time frames, and requirements set by the state department to receive money through the grant program.

(5)

The state department shall review applications received from grant applicants pursuant to this section.

(6)

To receive a grant, a grant applicant must submit an application to the state department in the form prescribed by the state department.

(7)

The state department may select a grant recipient to receive the grant under this grant program in an amount not greater than five million dollars.

(8)

To be eligible to receive a grant, a grant applicant must submit to the state department a written justification as set forth in 31 CFR 35.6 (b)(4) for the capital expenditure; except that this requirement does not apply if the state department determines that the written justification is not required based on how the expenditures authorized pursuant to this section will be reported to the United States department of the treasury.

(9)

The state department and the grant recipient shall comply with the compliance, reporting, record-keeping, and program evaluation requirements established by the office of state planning and budgeting and the state controller in accordance with section 24-75-226 (5).

(10)

For state fiscal year 2022-23, the general assembly shall appropriate five million dollars from the behavioral and mental health cash fund created in section 24-75-230 to the state department to be used for the purposes of this section.

(11)

The state department shall distribute the grant money to the grant recipient within thirty days after the grant recipient submits a written justification specified in subsection (8) of this section but not later than December 31, 2024. The grant recipient shall spend or obligate all grant money awarded to the grant recipient by December 31, 2024. Any money obligated by December 31, 2024, must be expended by December 31, 2026.

(12)

This section is repealed, effective July 1, 2027.

Source: Section 27-60-114 — Colorado land-based tribe behavioral health services grant - creation - funding - definitions - repeal, https://leg.­colorado.­gov/sites/default/files/images/olls/crs2023-title-27.­pdf (accessed Oct. 20, 2023).

27‑60‑100.3
Definitions 27‑60‑101
Behavioral health crisis response system - legislative declaration 27‑60‑103
Behavioral health crisis response system - services - request for proposals - criteria - reporting - rules - definitions - repeal 27‑60‑104
Behavioral health crisis response system - crisis service facilities - walk-in centers - mobile response units - report 27‑60‑104.5
Behavioral health capacity tracking system - rules - legislative declaration - definitions 27‑60‑105
Outpatient restoration to competency services - jail-based behavioral health services - responsible entity - duties - report - legislative declaration 27‑60‑106
Jail-based behavioral health services program - purpose - created - funding - repeal 27‑60‑106.5
Criminal justice diversion programs - report - rules 27‑60‑108
Peer support professionals - cash fund - fees - requirements - rules - legislative declaration - definitions 27‑60‑109
Temporary youth mental health services program - established - report - rules - definitions - repeal 27‑60‑110
Behavioral health-care services for rural and agricultural communities - vouchers - contract - appropriation 27‑60‑112
Behavioral health-care workforce development program - creation - rules - report 27‑60‑114
Colorado land-based tribe behavioral health services grant - creation - funding - definitions - repeal 27‑60‑115
Behavioral health feasibility study - authority to contract - report - definitions - appropriation 27‑60‑201
Legislative declaration 27‑60‑202
Definitions 27‑60‑203
Behavioral health administration - timeline 27‑60‑204
Care coordination infrastructure - implementation - care navigation program - creation - report - rules - definition 27‑60‑206
Substance use workforce stability grant program - repeal 27‑60‑301
Definitions 27‑60‑302
Behavioral health-care provider workforce plan - expansion - current workforce 27‑60‑303
Behavioral health administration - additional duties - collaboration with other agencies 27‑60‑304
Reports 27‑60‑305
Repeal of part 27‑60‑401
Definitions 27‑60‑402
Early intervention, deflection, and redirection from the criminal justice system grant program - established - permissible uses 27‑60‑403
Grant program application - criteria - award - rules 27‑60‑404
Grant program reporting requirements 27‑60‑405
Grant program funding - requirements - reports - appropriation 27‑60‑406
Repeal of part 27‑60‑501
Definitions 27‑60‑502
Behavioral health-care continuum gap grant program - established - rules 27‑60‑503
Grant program application - criteria - contributing resources - award - rules 27‑60‑504
Grant program reporting requirements 27‑60‑505
Grant program funding - requirements - reports 27‑60‑506
Repeal of part
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Current through Fall 2024

§ 27-60-114’s source at colorado​.gov