Brooklyn Center's Response to Mental Health Emergencies
Mental Health Initiatives in Brooklyn Center
Mental health issues are receiving critical attention in Brooklyn Center, where local police will soon work alongside social workers and mental health professionals during 911 calls. This new collaboration is part of an expanded pilot program approved last week.
Enhanced Emergency Response
Starting later this month, a social worker and a paramedic will be dispatched to 911 calls related to mental health. This change aims to provide a more effective response during mental health crises, ensuring individuals receive the support they need.
- Licensed mental health practitioners will join the team next year.
- Focus on de-escalating situations on-site.
- Improving overall community wellness and safety.
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