On July 1, 2005 Weld County Commissioners and key partner agencies came together to establish the Weld County HB04-1451 Collaborative Management Program (1451 CMP).  Since that time, the 1451 CMP has been committed to: 

• Reducing duplication and eliminating fragmentation of community efforts;
• Increasing quality, appropriateness and effectiveness of services provided;
• Encouraging cost-sharing among providers; and
• Ultimately achieving better outcomes and improved financial efficiencies for services provided to children and families that benefit from multi-agency care.
 

We continue to follow these principles as we strive to accomplish the following goals: 

• Reducing truancy;
• Reducing juvenile recidivism;
• Meeting the needs and services of child, parents and foster parents; and
• Improving the well-being and permanency outcomes for children and youth whose permanency has been negatively affected by meth and other drug use.