UNM-BTAC Is Now the Central Repository for All Things BHRIA
We’re pleased to announce that the University of New Mexico’s Behavioral Health Technical Assistance Center (UNM-BTAC) now serves as the central, go-to repository for all resources, updates, and information related to the Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act (BHRIA), also known as Senate Bill 3 (SB3).
As New Mexico’s 13 behavioral health regions continue implementing their regional plans, stakeholders, providers, community members, and partner agencies can now find everything BHRIA-related in one place, including:
- Regional Plans & E-SIM Reports — Enhanced Sequential Intercept Mapping results and prioritization workshop summaries for each of the 13 behavioral health regions
- Meeting Materials — Agendas, minutes, and presentations from BHRIA Executive Committee and regional stakeholder meetings
- Technical Assistance Resources — Guides, tools, and support materials for regions navigating implementation
- Policy & Legislative Updates — The latest on SB3, Behavioral Health Service Standards, and Evaluation Guidelines
- Progress Reports — Ongoing updates from the Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC), Health Care Authority (HCA), and UNM-BTAC
Consolidating this information reflects UNM-BTAC’s core role: serving as a centralized, university-based resource supporting BHRIA implementation across the state. Whether you’re a regional stakeholder, provider, policymaker, or community member, the centralized site is your first stop for accurate, up-to-date BHRIA information.
Browse the BHRIA Repository Website → https://hsc.unm.edu/medicine/departments/psychiatry/bhria/
Questions? Contact Pamela Trujillo, AOC Behavioral Health Reform and Investment Act Program Manager at aocpvt@nmcourts.gov.
Behavioral Health Regional Planning Accountable Entities
| BH Region | Accountable Entities | Email Address |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Anne Ryan, Santa Fe County | asryan@santafecountynm.gov |
| 2nd | Dr. Wayne Lindstrom, Deputy County Manager, Behavioral Health Division – Bernalillo County | Wlindstrom@bernco.gov |
| 3rd | Athena Hucaby, Doña Ana County | athenah@donaana.gov |
| 4th | Serenity Lopez, Eastern Plains Council of Government | slopez@epcog.org |
| 5th | Debra Hampton, Eddy County | dhampton@co.eddy.nm.us |
| 6th | Heather Edwards, Luna County | behavioral_health@lunacountynm.us |
| 7th | Jackie Muncy, Socorro County | jmuncy@co.socorro.nm.us |
| 8th | Sylvia Barela, Taos County | sylvia.barela@viativa.com |
| 9th | Bethany Brzozowske, Curry County | bbrzozowske@currycountynm.gov |
| 10th | Celia Kirkland, Program Director, Eastern Plains Council of Government | CKirkland@epcog.org |
| 11th | Evan Williams, Executive Director, Northwest NM Council of Governments | ewilliams@nwnmcog.org |
| 12th | Ross Coleman, Lincoln County | rcoleman@lincolncountynm.gov |
| 13th | Marcie Chavez, Cibola County | marcie@workwithzia.co |
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