Family Counseling Services of Cortland County has announced the planned relocation of their Cortland services to 165 Main Street.

The grant funding will help establish the South Central Behavioral Health Care Collaborative (SCBHCC).

When the merger is fully completed at the end of 2017, the agency will employ more than 200 clinicians, prescribers and administrative support staff.

Previously, clients had to schedule an evaluation appointment which typically required them to return on a different day.

Cortland Prevention Resources has partnered with the New York Council on Problem Gambling to carry-out the YOU(th) Decide initiative in Cortland County.