November 10, 2020 COVID has had an impact on the behavioral health system's ability to deliver services efficiently and effectively, at a time when they are most in need. Executive Director Joseph Trolian of the Richland County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board proposed a solution to confront the lack of access. Director Trolian submitted a proposal to the Richland County Commissioners to access $97,000 of CARES Act funds to obtain telehealth equipment for the Board

August 1, 2023 An opportunity presented itself to repurpose a large unoccupied building for the good of Richland County. A collaboration between The Richland County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board, under the leadership of Executive Director Joseph Trolian, and Richland County Developmental Disability (Newhope) under the direction of Superintendent Michele Geiss, are looking to jointly possess the old Century Link Building located at 665 Lexington Avenue in Mansfield

July 1, 2023 Supporting a long standing tradition of providing appropriate housing available for people with mental illnesses, Executive Director Joseph Trolian of the Richland County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board is planning a new apartment complex. Director Trolian worked in partnership with the Richland County Land Bank to obtain a multiple properties on First Street to build a Twelve unit 1-bedroom permanent supportive housing facility. Joe Trolian asserted th

July 19, 2014 Executive Director Joseph Trolian of the Richland County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board states that knowledge along with useful information will be important tools needed to address the significantly increasing rate of addictions in Richland County. Director Trolian collaborated with other county leaders in a Town Hall meeting organized by Hon. Judge Brent Robinson. Joe Trolian stated the Board will be collaborating with prevention providers, Commun