Johnson County Commish Votes In Favor Of Head Check Resources

This morning we get a glimpse at the Golden Ghetto becoming a more kind & gentle place.

Here's the latest on a compassionate move from suburbanite politicos . . . Check-it:

Johnson County will soon have a 24-hour crisis stabilization center for adults who are experiencing mental health emergencies — a need county leaders say they have been trying to address for over a decade.

County commissioners on Thursday unanimously approved the addition of 18 staff positions for the center, which is expected to open in May.

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Johnson County expands 24/7 mental health crisis center