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(F) Operational costs of the facilities; 1 (G) Workforce, to include, but not be limited to, employee 2 vacancies as a percentage of total employees; 3 (H) Services, supports, and programming, to include, but not be 4 limited to: 5 (I) Costs of housing those with behavioral health needs; 6 (II) Number of individuals with behavioral health needs; 7 (III) Cost of competency restoration; 8 (IV) Physical health services and related costs; 9 (V) Number of individuals booked and housed on behalf of state 10 agencies; 11 (VI) Percent of individuals waiting for a state hospital; 12 (VII) Available nonincarcerative alternatives and diversion 13 programs; and 14 (VIII) Available release and reentry services; 15 (I) Funding sources, to include, but not be limited to: 16 (I) County tax structure and revenue raising ability; and 17 (II) Jail and juvenile detention facility funding sources. 18 (vi) The Washington state association of counties shall consult 19 with the Washington state institute for public policy during the 20 design and distribution of the survey. Responses to the survey shall 21 be compiled and provided to the Washington state institute for public 22 policy by December 31, 2023. 23 (h)(i) $240,000 of the amounts in fiscal year 2024 and $240,000 24 of the amounts in fiscal year 2025 are provided solely for the 25 Washington state institute for public policy, in consultation with 26 the Washington traumatic brain injury strategic partnership advisory 27 council, to study the potential need for developing specialized long- 28 term services and supports for adults with traumatic brain injuries. 29 (ii) At a minimum, the study must include an examination of: 30 (A) The demographics of adults with traumatic brain injuries in 31 the state who are anticipated to be in need of long-term services and 32 supports, including an examination of those who are likely to be 33 eligible for medicaid long-term services and supports; 34 (B) The industry standards of providing long-term care services 35 and supports to individuals with traumatic brain injuries; and 36 (C) The methods other states are utilizing to provide long-term 37 services and supports to individuals with traumatic brain injuries, 38 including identifying the rates paid for these services and a 39 p. 591 ESSB 5187.SL