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Riverside County supervisors OK plan for expansion of mental health crisis intervention teams

Under the program, licensed behavioral health counselors or nurses make themselves readily available to law enforcement officers to peacefully resolve calls for service, involving mentally ill patients or the homeless. In some cases, specialists respond with deputies or police officers to 911 calls, provided there are no immediate risks to safety. We may be able to get to the subjects and triage the situation in the field, saving a lot of time, money and resources, Vrooman said. He acknowledged the goal is, whenever possible, to keep mentally ill individuals or chronic substance abusers from landing in the correctional system. The preference is to divert them into treatment centers or hospitals, if that level of care is truly needed.

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Supervisors support CJ project | News, Sports, Jobs

bshea@messengernews.net A planned $20 million expansion of the CJ Bio America plant was endorsed by the Webster County Board of Supervisors Tuesday morning. The project will create about 25 new jobs. The board unanimously approved a measure endorsing the company’s application for some state tax credits. In the coming weeks, the board is also expected to approve an agreement with the company in which the county will rebate most of the increased property taxes it would pay over a 10-year period. ”We appreciate the fact that they decided to invest here in Webster County,” Supervisor Mark Campbell said Tuesday evening. ”They have plants all over the world and they decided to invest here. It’s absolutely incredible.”

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Plan To Help De-escalate Some Crisis Situations Gets OK In RivCo

Reply The goal is, whenever possible, to keep mentally ill individuals or chronic substance abusers from landing in the correctional system. (Renee Schiavone/Patch) RIVERSIDE COUNTY, CA The Board of Supervisors Tuesday signed off on a plan by the Riverside County Sheriff s Department and Riverside University Health System to expand behavioral health teams that can be deployed to assist in defusing situations involving mentally ill residents, or others who may need help finding treatment opportunities. We want more of these teams because they can help with heading off situations, Undersheriff Dennis Vrooman told the board. We re not adding new law enforcement personnel. A lot of it is about counseling, providing services to people who may just be off their medication.

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Supervisors Review COVID Details, Discuss Solar | News, Sports, Jobs

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» Supervisors Give Okay to Restructure Dickinson County Attorney s Office

Supervisors Give Okay to Restructure Dickinson County Attorney’s Office By charguth April 7, 2021 8:48 am Saga Communications Spirit Lake, IA (KICD)– The Dickinson County Attorney’s Office will be undergoing some restructuring after getting approval from the Board of Supervisors Tuesday morning. County Attorney Amy Zenor told the board the changes would involve eliminating a fairly new position to allow funding to go towards more help in working criminal cases. Zenor says the current layout with two attorneys is not nearly enough to handle the current workload coming into the courthouse. The idea behind the investigator position was to help law enforcement and finish looking into any cases that had not been completed, but Zenor says right now there is a greater need for prosecutors with Dickinson County having as many as one thousand criminal cases pending.

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