McHenry County Mental Health Board met Feb. 24

Kerri Wisz, Chief Financial Officer
Kerri Wisz, Chief Financial Officer
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McHenry County Mental Health Board met Feb. 24

Here are the minutes provided by the board:

Members Present: Carolyn Schofield, Christina Bruhn, Adam Carson, Linda Hoch, DeAnna Kell, Thomas Langhenry, John Reinert (out at 6:25PM)

Members Absent: Amy Rath, James Swarthout

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1. CALL TO ORDER

Meeting called to order at: 6:00PM by C. Schofield.

Also in attendance: MHB Staff, members of the public, and provider agencies.

2. PUBLIC COMMENT

Public comment provided by the following:

Diane Hodges and Chanel White – Cait & Jess Hodges Recovering Addicts Scholarship, Inc.

Darbi Carbone – Options & Advocacy

Charlie Sullivan – Live4Lali

Bobby Gattone – Meetopolis

Clay Mutert – Warp Corps

Sonia Richardson – AID

3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES – FOR ACTION

Mover: Thomas Langhenry

Seconder: Christina Bruhn

Approve previous minutes as amended.

Recommended

3.1 Minutes of the January 27, 2026 Regular Board Meeting

3.2 Minutes of the February 7, 2026 Special Board Meeting

4. PRESENTATION

5. REPORTS

5.1 President’s Report – C. Schofield

5.2 Operational Report

B. Geenen provided overview.

5.3 Finance Updates

M. Duran provided overview of financial reports included in the packet.

6. CONSENT AGENDA

Mover: Adam Carson

Seconder: Linda Hoch

To approve the consent agenda

Aye (6): Carolyn Schofield, Christina Bruhn, Adam Carson, Linda Hoch, DeAnna Kell, and Thomas Langhenry

Absent (3): Amy Rath, John Reinert, and James Swarthout

Recommended (6 to 0)

6.1 202602-12: Finance Reports for the Periods ending January 31, 2026

6.2 202602-07 Finance Reports for the Period Ending November 30, 2025 v3

6.3 202602-08 Opioid Fund Reports for the Period Ending January 31, 2026

6.4 202602-09: Opioid Fund Reports for the Period Ending November 30, 2025 v3

6.5 202602-10: MHB Monthly Bills

7. OLD BUSINESS – FOR DISCUSSION/FOR ACTION

7.1 202602-11 Employee Relations

C. Schofield presents plan for use of Employee Relations funds.

Mover: Linda Hoch

Seconder: Christina Bruhn

To approve the use of Employee Relations funds for a $150 bonus given to each McHenry County Mental Health Board employee employed in 2025.

Aye (6): Carolyn Schofield, Christina Bruhn, Adam Carson, Linda Hoch, DeAnna Kell, and Thomas Langhenry

Absent (3): Amy Rath, John Reinert, and James Swarthout

Recommended (6 to 0)

7.2 Outside Network Grant Writer Utilization

7.3 Strategic Plan Question Discussion

Group discussion regarding upcoming Strategic Planning.

8. NEW BUSINESS – FOR DISCUSSION/FOR ACTION

8.1 Annual Review of Policies and Procedures

9. MEMBERS’ COMMENT

T. Langhenry makes member comment.

10. EXECUTIVE SESSION – AS NEEDED

No Executive Session

11. APPENDIX

12. ADJOURN

Mover: Adam Carson

Seconder: Christina Bruhn

To adjourn the meeting at 7:06PM.

Approved by Voice

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