Permian Basin Community Centers for Mental Health & Mental Retardation

“The form 990 is prepared by the chief accountant, reviewed by the chief financial officer, the board finance committee, and then presented to the full board of trustees. In addition, the center employs an independent cpa firm to file the form 990 electronically with the irs.”

“The board of trustees and the officers are required to disclose potential conflicts of interest as part of the annual contract renewals with the department of state health services, the department of aging and disability services, and as part of the single audit performed by an independent cpa firm. Potential conflicts are noted and handled on a case by case basis.”

“The board of trustees reviews a wage survey prepared by an independent entity, the hr consortium of the texas council of community centers. Based upon a review of similar posistions in the survey, and taking into consideration the regional economic conditions, the board of trustees establishes the ceo salary for the ensuing fiscal year. The ceo is responsible for establishing the salaries of all other employees, which are then approved by the board finance committee and subsequently, the full board of trustees as part of the annual budget process.”

“The center is subject to the texas open meetings act as a government agency, which requires that every regular, special, or called meeting of a government body be open to the public and comply with all the requirements of the act. The annual budget, annual irs form 990, and the monthly financial statements are all presented in open meetings to allow the public access to the information. In addition, all conflict of interest statements, governing documents, and financial statements are available upon request at the administrative offices or through the center's website.”

“Our mission is to provide supports, resources, and opportunities to enable children and adults with mental illness, intellectual and developmental disabilities, development delays or chemical dependency to live satisfying, responsible, and productive lives to the fullest extent of their abilities.”

“Our mission is to provide supports, resources, and opportunities to enable children and adults with mental illness, intellectual and developmental disabilities, development delays or chemical dependency to live satisfying, responsible, and productive lives to the fullest extent of their abilities.”

“In the counties of midland, ector, pecos, brewster, jeff davis, culberson, hudspeth and presidio, the center provided 546 individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities services designed to assure a satisfying and productive life. Consumers are provided stable home living environments through group residential homes and foster care services. Community based consumers are provided community support services to assist family members with difficult personal care tasks. Day habilitation and vocational services provide a workshop setting for consumers to attend during the day. Case management services provide a comprehensive care plan for each consumer's individual needs. Early childhood intervention services were delivered in the counties of midland, ector, pecos, brewster, jeff davis, culberson and presidio to 1,036 children ages 0 to 3 with developmental issues to improve their quality of life.”

“Fiduciary fund - iserv for texas centers -186,982. Fiduciary fund - western behavioral health network (wbhno 22,442. All internal service funds 39,795. Change in fixed assets -90,685. B.r. Greathouse & helen greathouse endowment fund 152,630. Other post employment benefit (opeb) trust fund 154,499.”