Crisis Receiving Center Progress Update - April 2025

Construction on the new Crisis Receiving Center is progressing steadily with major structural elements completed, and interior work and critical systems installations now underway. This facility represents a vital step forward in expanding access to urgent mental health care in our community. Once opened, the center will offer a safe, supportive space for individuals in crisis, providing immediate care and connecting them to long-term resources.

Recent accomplishments include:

• Significant interior finishes progress in Areas A/B, including flooring, doors, cabinetry, and millwork
• Advancement of drywall finishing and ceiling installations in Areas C/D
• Installation of door frames and curved safety walls in patient areas
• Ceiling grid installations and drywall finishing in Areas E/F
• Removal and replacement of all five rooftop HVAC units for improved energy efficiency
• Major electrical distribution system upgrades with new panels and connections
• Progress on security systems including wiring connections and camera installations
• Exterior siding installation and finishing around entrance areas
• Site work for new EV charging stations initiated

Work to be completed this spring into summer includes:

• Completion of all interior finishes throughout the facility
• Final inspections and system testing
• Commissioning of mechanical, electrical, and security systems
• Punch list development and resolution
• Furniture installation and equipment setup

Final construction completion and building turnover to the operations team is anticipated for late summer with the center opening and services beginning in the fall.

An update on the Crisis Receiving Center project will be presented to the Board of County Supervisors at their meeting on Tuesday, May 20. Watch the presentation at pwcva.gov/department/board-county-supervisors/live-video-briefs-archives.