Tri-County Board Executive Director Mark McDaniel, right, presents the 2014 Director's Award to Shelby County Commissioner Tony Bornhorst for his advocacy and support of local resources for behavioral health services.
Shelby County Commissioner Tony Bornhorst has a reputation for speaking his mind and for making himself heard. When Bornhorst applied those traits to advocating for local control of mental health and addictions services dollars during Ohio's recent Mid-Biennium Budget Review process, Mark McDaniel, Executive Director of the Tri-County Board of Recovery and Mental Health Services, took notice.
At the Tri-County Board's Annual Meeting and Art of Recovery Showcase October 15, McDaniel presented Bornhorst with the Director's Award in recognition of his outstanding advocacy and support of the mental health and addictions services system in Shelby, Darke and Miami counties.
In accepting the award, Bornhorst reiterated the importance of locally-controlled funding to address issues in our communities and said, "I'm just doing my job."
The Director's Award is presented annually to an individual or group who has demonstrated exemplary service to the Tri-County recovery and mental health system.
At the Tri-County Board's Annual Meeting and Art of Recovery Showcase October 15, McDaniel presented Bornhorst with the Director's Award in recognition of his outstanding advocacy and support of the mental health and addictions services system in Shelby, Darke and Miami counties.
In accepting the award, Bornhorst reiterated the importance of locally-controlled funding to address issues in our communities and said, "I'm just doing my job."
The Director's Award is presented annually to an individual or group who has demonstrated exemplary service to the Tri-County recovery and mental health system.
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