Iowa Committee requests more money for mental health services

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A legislative committee has recommended the state of Iowa give $20 million dollars to help continue mental health services this year.

But the Department of Human Services only recommended struggling counties get a little less than $4 million.

No word on why the committee is requesting so much more money, or how it would be distributed.

The committee is overseeing Iowa's re-vamped mental health system, which replaces a county by county process with a regional approach.

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