Piatt Co. non-profits putting mental health referendum to use


Piatt County Non-Profits Implement Mental Health Initiatives Following Referendum Approval

In Monticello, Illinois, the community is witnessing the positive effects of a mental health initiative launched nearly a year ago. Following the approval of a referendum last November, Piatt County has channeled funds into crucial mental health programs, providing essential support to local organizations committed to aiding those in need.

Residents are contributing approximately $75 more annually in property taxes, which has generated an estimated $618,000 in revenue for the county. This financial boost, as shared by Tony Kirkman, Executive Director of the Piatt County Mental Health Center, is a significant step toward strengthening local mental health services.

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