Whatcom Mental Health & Developmental Disabilities Fund
Fund 1854 (formerly Fund 127) accounts for state-administered mental-health and developmental-disabilities programs at the county level. State allocations are the primary revenue source, supplemented by a small ...
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About this fund
Fund 1854 (formerly Fund 127) accounts for state-administered mental-health and developmental-disabilities programs at the county level. State allocations are the primary revenue source, supplemented by a small voter-approved property-tax levy that shows up as two line items on Whatcom property tax bills: "Mental Health" and "Dev Disabilities."
Distinct from Fund 1853 (Behavioral Health Program), which is funded by the 0.10% RCW 82.14.460 sales tax and provides direct service contracts for mental and behavioral health services, treatment courts, and the alternative-response programs.
Year-by-year revenue, spending, and ending balance from the city's budget and CAFRs.
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Outstanding debt
Active bond and loan obligations managed by the Whatcom County Treasurer for this jurisdiction. Source: quarterly Treasurer Debt Portfolio (auto-refreshed when published).
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Where the money went
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Revenue mix
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Real Record tracks Fund 1854 as the Mental Health & DD fund. Two property-tax line items on each tax bill ("Mental Health" and "Dev Disabilities") feed this fund alongside state allocations.
