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State cuts funding for critical emergency mental health care programs in Tulsa

Summary by Tulsa World
Family & Children’s Services was informed recently that it would be losing $2.6 million for the COPES program and the CrisisCare Center.

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State cuts funding for critical emergency mental health care programs in Tulsa

Family & Children’s Services was informed recently that it would be losing $2.6 million for the COPES program and the CrisisCare Center.

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Tulsa World broke the news in on Saturday, March 29, 2025.
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