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Tempe, AZ Police Department partners with Solari Crisis for mental health responses to 911 calls

Tempe, AZ 911 calls mental health response

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The Tempe City Council approved a $75,000 one-year agreement between Solari Crisis and the Police Department to direct some 911 calls to mental health workers instead of police officers. The plan involves training 911 dispatchers and police officers on how to respond to mental health calls. If police are not required on a particular 911 call, dispatchers will connect the caller with a Solari Crisis mental health expert.

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Tempe, AZ

Municipality in Arizona

United States

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Tempe City Council approves plan to direct some 911 calls to mental health workers, instead of police

Members of the Tempe City Council say the new plan will help direct callers to the appropriate help that is needed.

Tempe approves plan to direct some 911 calls to mental health worker

Members of the Tempe City Council say the new plan will help direct callers to the appropriate help that is needed. FOX 10's Irene Snyder reports.

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