The Robert Ravitz Crisis Center is one step closer to being built.
The Oklahoma City Council voted last week to approve the final plans for the multi-million dollar center, which will be a new landing place for people experiencing mental health crises or struggling with substance abuse.
The center is part of Oklahoma City’s $1.1 billion MAPS 4 program. In 2019, residents voted to use nearly $45 million toward building mental health and substance abuse crisis facilities and transitional housing…