Johnson County Sheriff's Office Transfers Mental Health Liaison Role In-House
Mental Health Liaison Changes in Johnson County
The Johnson County Sheriff’s Office is set to move its Mental Health Liaison position in-house by the end of October. This transition involves ending a contract with CommUnity Crisis Services, which has provided vital support through a mental health liaison. This role is crucial to improving responses to individuals experiencing mental health crises.
Impact of the Transition
- Enhanced coordination of mental health services
- Direct access to crisis intervention for law enforcement
- Potential hiring of the current liaison
By centralizing the position, the Sheriff’s Office aims to improve outcomes for those in need of mental health assistance. More details on this initiative can be anticipated in the coming weeks.
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