Missouri HB2763 creates a fund for behavioral health crisis services using fees from prepaid commercial mobile radio service.
Missouri HB2763 establishes a "988 Crisis Continuum Fund" to support behavioral health crisis services and open access services. It imposes a sixty-five cent charge on each retail transaction for prepaid commercial mobile radio service and a monthly postpaid charge on each access line for customers within the state. All revenues from these charges will be deposited into the fund and used by the Department of Mental Health. The fund is dedicated, meaning any remaining money at the end of the biennium will not revert to the general revenue fund.
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