Mental health

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This week in Milpitas, a critical local concern remains the safety issues at Hillview Court, a 134-unit supportive housing complex for formerly homeless residents, where multiple deaths have prompted police calls and community attention. This ongoing crisis highlights urgent mental health and public safety challenges within the city. County-level developments affecting Milpitas include the Santa Clara County Behavioral Health Services Department facing a $100 million budget shortfall for fiscal year 2026–27 due to federal Medi-Cal cuts and other funding changes. The county Board of Supervisors recently approved agreements to support behavioral health services, including funding for a telephone support line through The Henne Group. Key points this week for Milpitas mental health efforts: - Continued concern over deaths and safety at Hillview Court supportive housing. - County budget pressures on behavioral health services impacting local resources. - Board of Supervisors’ recent approval of funding agreements to enhance behavioral health support. What to watch: Ongoing responses to the Hillview Court crisis and how county budget adjustments will affect mental health service availability in Milpitas.

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