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As provided by Section 394.9086, Florida Statutes, the Commission on Mental Health and
Substance Use Disorder (Commission) was created in 2021 and ratified in 2023 by the Florida
Legislature to examine the current methods of providing mental health and substance use
disorder services in the state and to improve the effectiveness of current practices, procedures,
programs, and initiatives in providing such services; identify any barriers or deficiencies in the
delivery of such services; assess the adequacy of the current infrastructure of Florida’s 988
Suicide and Crisis Lifeline system and other components of the state’s crisis response services;
and recommend changes to existing laws, rules, and policies necessary to implement the
Commission’s recommendations.
The Commission and its subcommittees have held meetings since August 2022 and released
three annual interim reports with recommendations, presented to the Governor, President of
the Senate, and Speaker of the House of Representatives. Meetings of the Commission and its
Subcommittees are open to the public. Most are held virtually on Microsoft Teams.
Meetings schedule of the Subcommittees and full Commission.
Below are links to the three annual reports, the most recent published in January 2025: