What This Story Is About
Construction crews have officially raised the structural steel beams at the site of the Anchor Project in Bowling Green.
Why It Matters
The upcoming 24/7 center will provide critical mental health triage and drug detox services to save lives and reduce pressure on local law enforcement.
What Happens Next
Crews will continue structural and utility work on the facility, which is slated to officially open its doors in July 2027.
For Context
Built in partnership between CAYA Collaborative Care and BRADD, this landmark project recently completed its phase one groundwork. See previous coverage.
BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (WBKO) – Structural steel beams are officially standing at the future home of the Anchor Project, marking a major milestone for Kentucky’s first regional mental health and substance use crisis intake center.
Construction crews used this weeks dry weather to raise the facility’s framing. The milestone transition signals the completion of phase one groundwork and the official start of phase two vertical construction.
Once complete, the 24/7 facility built in partnership with CAYA and BRADD will provide immediate mental health triage, substance use detox.
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