Date:

Tuesday, 02/13/2024

Start Time:

08:50 AM

Place:

Hybrid meeting via Zoom AND in-person at Hale F Conference Room 2201 Waimano Home Road Pearl City 96782

Agenda

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Waimano Complex Hale F Conference Room

Department of Health

2201 Waimano Home Road Pearl City, HI 96782

 

**There are two parking lots in front of the building complex. Parking is free on a first-come, first-serve basis. For public transit, see routes in www.thebus.org

 

NOTE: THIS MEETING WILL BE RECORDED

 

AGENDA

I.                   Call to Order by Council Chairperson, Secretary                                              8:50 to 9:00 am

II.                 New Business led by Chairperson                                                                      9:00 to 9:30 am

    “Meet and Greet, Talk Story on Breaking Silos”

The Honorable Josh Green, M.D.

Governor, State of Hawaiʻi 

III.               Review and Approval of Past Minutes led by Chairperson                             9:30 to 9:40 am

                Action: Approve January 9, 2024 Minutes

IV.               Community Input                                                                                                   9:40 to 9:50 am           

   [Note: Testimony from interested persons will also be taken immediately before each agenda item.} 

V.                Old Business                                                                                                         9:50 to 11:15 am

A.      2024 Legislation by Ad Hoc on 2024 Legislation Committee

Action: Consider Committee recommendations to to support, oppose or have no action on legislative bills that have been heard or scheduled to be heard by at least one legislative committee of the 2024 Hawaii Legislative Session. The bills include, but may not be limited to, the following:

SB263, SB343, SB760, SB1444, SB2005, SB2071, SB2345, SB2246, SB2460, SB2463, SB2465, SB2467, SB2638, SB3137, SB3139, SB3141, SB3171, HB1826, HB1830, HB1831, HB1906, HB2405, HB2159, HB2451, HB2521, HB2628, HB2630, HB2800 

B.         Council Planning Retreat Update by Council Staff

VI.               Informational Reports by Council members                                                      11:15 to 11:45 am

                [Standing agenda item. Reports shared orally/in person or via handout/in writing]

A.                  Island Representative Reports

1.                  Oahu Service Area Board

2.                  Hawaii Service Area Board  

B.                  State Agency Representatives

1.                  Behavioral Health

2.                  Social Services

3.                  Vocational Rehabilitation

4.                  Judiciary

5.                  MedQUEST, HACDACS 

C.                  Specialty Area Representative Reports

1.                  Providers

2.                  Parents and Family Members of Mental Health Service Recipients 

D.                 Youth

VII.                Closing Remarks by Chairperson                                                                   11:45 to 11:50 am

VIII.             Adjournment                                                                                                      11:50 am

Meeting packets will be distributed via email no later than forty-eight (48) hours before the start of the meeting. To receive the meeting packet, please request to be in the distribution list by sending a request with your name and email address to doh.scmhchairperson@doh.hawaii.gov or by calling (808) 453-6957.

Public testimony will be accepted on community concerns and any agenda item. Testimony may be oral or written. Oral Testimony Oral testimony will be accepted at the meeting. Anyone wishing to testify orally is encouraged to please sign up in advance by calling (808) 453-6957 or emailing doh.scmhchairperson@doh.hawaii.gov.  You may also advise us at the meeting if you would like to testify orally. As provided by Hawai’i’s Sunshine Laws, oral testimony is limited to three (3) minutes per person. Written Testimony. To aid the Council in the distribution of written testimony to its members, the Council requests that written testimony be submitted by the Monday morning prior to the meeting. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. Written testimony may be sent to the State Council on Mental Health via e-mail at doh.scmhchairperson@doh.hawaii.gov. or submitted via USPS to:  State Council on Mental Health (Waimano) P.O. Box 3378, Room 256, Honolulu, Hawai’i 96801-3378. Note: Any personal information (such as home addresses, home phone numbers, cell phone numbers) included on the written testimony will become public information.

Accommodation.  If you need an auxiliary aid/service or other accommodation due to a disability, please contact Carolyn Weygan-Hildebrand by calling at (808) 453-6957 or emailing doh.scmhchairperson@doh.hawaii.gov  as soon as possible. Requests made as early as possible have a greater likelihood of being fulfilled. Upon request, this notice is available in alternate/accessible formats.

Estimated times. The Council will attempt to address every agenda item, but no guarantee is intended. Priorities, such as Sunshine Law requirements, may preclude addressing every or any agenda item. The Council reserves the right to adjust the agenda sequence (and any scheduled time if indicated) as necessary to efficiently conduct the meeting.

Technical difficulty. If the audiovisual communication cannot be maintained by all participating Council members and quorum is lost, the meeting will be automatically recessed for up to thirty minutes, during which time, an attempt to restore audiovisual communication will be made. If the Council can re-establish audio communication only, the meeting will be reconvened and continue.  If the Council is unable to reconvene the meeting because neither audiovisual communication nor audio communication can be re-established within thirty minutes, the meeting will automatically be terminated.

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