The construction company selected to build the Southeast Regional Crisis Center (SERCC) – APX Construction out of Mankato, Minnesota – will begin breaking ground on the center on June 15, 2020, and construction is expected to be completed in spring 2021.

Through the SERCC, mental health assessment, intervention, and stabilization services will be offered to individuals living in 10 southeast Minnesota counties.   

Southeast Regional Crisis Center – that is the official name of the new mental health crisis center to be built in Rochester, Minnesota.

To ensure individuals living in the 10 counties served by the center are aware the facility will be open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, a newly designed logo for the Southeast Regional Crisis Center includes a tagline of 24/7 Mental Health Services. 

Our 2019 year-end video series continues today with a message from Olmsted County Deputy Administrator of Health, Housing and Human Services Paul Fleissner.

In this short video, Paul addresses the mental health crisis center, affordable housing and the Rochester Community Warming Center, and the Pathways toward Prosperity and Well-being program. 

Soon, people in southeastern Minnesota experiencing a mental health crisis will have access to care in a center designed especially for them.