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Neighborhood liquor denied again, budget issues discussed at City Council - Vimarsana News

Neighborhood liquor denied again, budget issues discussed at City Council

The Ames City Council brushed up on budget issues with budget season approaching, approved an increase to the Analysis of Social Services Evaluation Team (ASSET) funding and denied Neighborhood Liquor and Smokes, again, for a 12-month liquor license during their meeting Tuesday.  Neighborhood Liquor and Smokes A year after its 12-month liquor license renewal application...

Report: Santa Fe's mobile health office needs focus - Vimarsana News

Report: Santa Fe's mobile health office needs focus

"The MIHO program's lack of clear goals and direction are exacerbated as no data was available to demonstrate the program's efficacy and value," the report states.

Residents call for Alternative Response Officers in Pleasant Hill - Vimarsana News

Residents call for Alternative Response Officers in Pleasant Hill

Two Pleasant Hill residents spoke to the Saskatoon Board of Police Commissioners on Thursday urging them to consider two Alternative Response Officers...

Source: 98cool.ca
Cincinnati's Alternative Response to Crisis team to expand next year - Vimarsana News

Cincinnati's Alternative Response to Crisis team to expand next year

Right now, it's made up of two people — a behavioral health specialist and a paramedic — who work 40 hours a week, responding to low risk crisis situations.

Source: wcpo.com
Crisis on hold: Columbus City Council's million-dollar nonpolice response team yet to take a call - Vimarsana News

Crisis on hold: Columbus City Council's million-dollar nonpolice response team yet to take a call

Nearly a year after Columbus City Council approved more than a million dollars to create a non-police response