CRSOCS to relocate headquarters to Lytle Texas
District 44 State Rep Richard Raymond announced the Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation will move its CR SOCS headquarters from San Antonio to Lytle in Atascosa County. The center serves 11 rural counties with 264 423 people and aims to create about 100 jobs with salaries from 15000 to 100000 annually. The move follows the independence of neighboring State Hospitals and aligns with six site criteria. The plan expects a 1 5 million administrative budget and local economic impact.
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Austin
Richard Raymond
Texas Department of Mental Health and
Travis
Corpus Christi
Crsocs
San Antonio
Bexar County
Deborah Herber
Atascosa
Raymond
Lytle
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