(i) Counties Applying Jointly shall provide evidence, such as Memoranda of Understanding and/or interagency agreements, or a plan in place showing collaboration between counties for treatment and/or services for Justice-Involved Individuals across county lines.

(i) Reduced number of individuals with mental health disorders, individuals with substance use disorders, and victims of trauma in jails and/or prisons; and reduced need for mental health treatment, substance use disorder treatment, and/or trauma-centered services in jails and/or prisons. (Maximum 2 points)

(ii) Number and demographics of individuals within the Target Population(s) who utilize mental health treatment, substance use disorder treatment, and/or trauma-centered services. (Maximum 2 points)

(iii) Number and demographics of individuals who complete treatment and/or services. (Maximum 2 points)

(iv) Number and demographics of individuals who did not complete treatment and/or services and were returned to jail and/or prison. (Maximum 2 points)

(v) Cost savings of the Program(s) compared to the cost of providing mental health treatment, substance use disorder treatment, and/or trauma-centered services in jails and/or prisons. (Maximum 2 points)

(i) Address of Project site, if available. If a Project site has not been identified, a description of the process, criteria for selection, and timeline for identification of Project site that will be utilized. (Maximum 2 points)

(ii) Renderings and/or floor plans of Project site, if available. (Maximum 2 points)

(iii) Necessary approvals and processes to complete the Project, and the names and roles of all responsible entities. This includes, but is not limited to, County Board of Supervisors' approval, Requests for Proposals, architectural and construction contracts, California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) compliance, building permits, conditional use permits, and Memoranda of Understanding/interagency agreements for Counties Applying Jointly, as applicable. (Maximum 3 points)

(iv) Key milestones, in the future and completed to date, including projected or actual Project start date (i.e., date of purchase, renovation, or lease), Project end date (i.e., date of occupancy), and projected start date of services to the Target Population(s). (Maximum 3 points)

(v) The plan and current status for staffing the Program(s). (Maximum 2 points)

(vi) Potential challenges that may affect the timeline to start providing services and how those challenges will be mitigated, including but not limited to, site identification and acquisition, contracting, local use permit process, County Board of Supervisors' approval, CEQA process, Building Code compliance, selection of service provider, licensure, certification, loss of a site, delays in local (city and/or county) approvals, community opposition issues, loss or reduction in leveraged funding, and increased Project costs, as applicable. (Maximum 3 points)

(i) A copy of the notice informing the public of the time and place of the meeting at which the planned Project will be discussed, and a copy of the agenda for the meeting, including evidence of time allocated for public discussion, and any other evidence of collaboration with the county agency that oversees community outreach efforts.

(i) If a service provider that will operate the Program(s) has already been identified, written plans in place for how the treatment and/or services will be provided shall be described. These include a description of range of services offered and information about the service provider including expertise in mental health treatment, substance use disorder treatment, and/or trauma-centered services; purpose; goals; and services of the organization. (Maximum 5 points)

OR

If a service provider has not been identified, the process, criteria for selection, and timeline for identification are clear. (Maximum 5 points)

(ii) Service provider has at least three years of experience working with the Target Population(s). (Maximum 3 points)

(i) A line item of Project costs, including the proposed use of Grant funds.

(ii) Project leverages public and/or private funding sources sufficient to complete the Project and includes the amounts and current status of funding.

(iii) The total uses of funds shall not exceed the total amount of all available funding sources.

(iv) A description of the County's internal processes to ensure the Grant funds will only be used for eligible costs as described in Section 7415.

(i) A budget that details annual projected operating costs.

(ii) A description of new Program funding sources with amounts and cash flow projections and/or how existing funding will be redirected to provide ongoing support for the useful life of the Project for new and expanded services.

(iii) Documentation such as funding letters, minutes from the County Board of Supervisors meeting evidencing approval of the budget, or other documentation acceptable to the Authority. If approval has not been obtained, a detailed plan for obtaining such approval is provided.