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tried to think what I could bring to you to demonstrate the heed for this resolution,” lo Gorman, executive director of the Rappalannock-R&pidan Community Services Board, told the supervisors at their Dec. 7 meeting.
Last month, she asked for an endorsement of a resolution calling on Gov. Gerald Baliles to hold to his promise to allocate $42 million in existing state surplus for mental health, mental retardation and substance ibuse and to restore adequate funding for the maintenance of existing programs. They tabled her request.
This month she tried again and this time she left with the resolution - reworded, unended and edited - but calling for the restoration of adequate funds for existing services and a more equitable distribution of mental health and mental retardation dollars to localities.
“We must have a reallocation of state funds,” she said, emphasizing that the re
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