CRAWFORD MARION BOARD OF ALCOHOL, DRUG ADDICTION, AND MENTAL HEALTH

CRAWFORD MARION BOARD OF ALCOHOL, DRUG ADDICTION, AND MENTAL HEALTH operates as a public entity focused on behavioral health services, specifically addressing alcohol, drug addiction, and mental health disorders within its local jurisdiction. Its core capabilities center on the administration and delivery of community-based substance use disorder treatment, mental health intervention programs, and prevention initiatives aligned with state and federal public health standards. The organization provides case management, counseling services, crisis response coordination, and referral systems to connect individuals with residential, outpatient, and recovery support resources. Technical expertise includes compliance with SAMHSA guidelines, integration of evidence-based practices such as motivational interviewing and cognitive behavioral therapy, and coordination with state-funded behavioral health networks. Its key differentiator lies in its statutory mandate as a county-level board, enabling direct access to public funding streams and seamless alignment with Ohio’s mental health and addiction service delivery framework. No agency award history is available to identify federal or interagency partnerships. The organization’s operations are primarily confined to local and state-level public health systems rather than federal contracting channels. Its primary NAICS code, 923120, classifies it as a government administration entity responsible for human resource programs, specifically behavioral health services. This reflects a public sector mission focused on social service delivery rather than commercial contracting, positioning it as a non-profit governmental actor within Ohio’s public health infrastructure. The entity is structured as a 2A—indicating a government agency or public authority—and is headquartered in Buciris, Ohio. It holds no federal business certifications and operates exclusively within its designated county service area, functioning as a locally governed arm of Ohio’s behavioral health system rather than a federal contractor. Its market presence is limited to state and county-funded programs with no evidence of national or federal procurement activity.