County recognizes Clint Riley for leading behavioral health deflection program credited with statewide interest Lane County honored Clint Riley for leading a behavioral health deflection program developed after Measure 110; officials said 34 people have graduated, about 60 are enrolled, and other counties are studying Lane County's model.

Lane County is making waves with its innovative Behavioral Health Deflection Program, led by Clint Riley, which has already helped 34 individuals find a path to recovery instead of criminalization.

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Washington County reports first-year results for deflection program; officials say 105 people served and 70% of referrals accessed services At a Oct. 28 Washington County board work session, Health & Human Services staff gave a one-year update on the countys deflection program, reporting 105 participants served, 24 successful completions that avoided court, and a 70% service-access rate for referrals. Staff described eligibility expansions, partnerships with law enforcement and the DA

Washington County's innovative deflection program has already helped 105 individuals find treatment and avoid court, marking a promising step toward reducing criminal justice involvement for those struggling with substance use.

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