Mental Healthcare Providers for Craig Tiger Policy

Mohave County is creating a listing of licensed mental health professionals to be will distribute to Sheriff's personnel, dispatch, and adult detention facilities personnel as a resource that would be provided to any affected public safety personnel defined by the Craig Tiger Act needing assistance. Mohave County is not endorsing or recommending any mental health professional placed on the resource list, nor does it guarantee that services will be utilized. All providers must meet the requirements set forth in A.R.S. § 38- 672 and § 38- 673 & House Bill 2717, as stated in the attachments. All fees associated with the services must be in accordance with the current Arizona Physicians' and Pharmaceutical Fee Schedule.

On May 18, 2026, the Mohave County Board of Supervisors amended its Personnel Policies and Procedures to include 3.29 Craig Tiger Policy and Leave Request. The Board also requested that the Human Resources Department develop a resource listing of healthcare providers that could be distributed to the Sheriff's personnel, dispatch, and adult detention center personnel so if a situation evolved, . The Arizona Officer Craig Tiger Act was enacted to recognize the significant psychological trauma, cumulative stress, and mental health challenges experienced by qualifying public safety personnel in the course of protecting and serving the public.