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Nobles County renews service agreement with ElevaCare

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WORTHINGTON — Nobles County commissioners approved the 2026 renewal of its master services agreement with ElevaCare, with dissenting votes from Commissioners Chris Dybevick and Justin Ahlers. With Nobles County Community Services paying ElevaCare $46,515 annually for the provision of mental health resources, which includes $14,675 for crisis line services and $31,840 for community support and adult day treatment services, totaling 9,000 to 10,00…

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Nobles County renews service agreement with ElevaCare

WORTHINGTON — Nobles County commissioners approved the 2026 renewal of its master services agreement with ElevaCare, with dissenting votes from Commissioners Chris Dybevick and Justin Ahlers. With Nobles County Community Services paying ElevaCare $46,515 annually for the provision of mental health resources, which includes $14,675 for crisis line services and $31,840 for community support and adult day treatment services, totaling 9,000 to 10,00…

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The Globe broke the news in on Friday, December 26, 2025.
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