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San Mateo County officials talk mental health programming, improving services - Vimarsana News

San Mateo County officials talk mental health programming, improving services

Collaboration is key for San Mateo County agencies and nonprofits looking to address mental health crises across the Peninsula, officials agreed during a study session with supervisors Tuesday.

Denver City Council election: 3 candidates don't support the police - Vimarsana News

Denver City Council election: 3 candidates don't support the police

The June 6 runoff election for three Denver City Council seats features candidates who don't support the police and have supported cutting funds, defunding or abolishing police services.

Sen. Michael Bennet cites Summit County's SMART program in new bill - Vimarsana News

Sen. Michael Bennet cites Summit County's SMART program in new bill

Colorado U.S. Senator Michael Bennet introduced the Supporting Mental Assistance Responder Teams Community Policing Act on July 13 to provide dedicated funds for law enforcement to partner with mental health professionals, case managers and outreach...

Denver Public Safety: City leaders discuss challenges, propose solutions - Vimarsana News

Denver Public Safety: City leaders discuss challenges, propose solutions

Several different departments dedicated to public health and safety in Denver presented to city council on Wednesday to address the increase in crime in the community and potential solutions.

GUEST COLUMN: Addressing rising crime and drug abuse in Colorado's largest two cities - Vimarsana News

GUEST COLUMN: Addressing rising crime and drug abuse in Colorado's largest two cities

As the mayors of Colorado’s two largest cities, we often work together and set aside politics to address urgent concerns. The COVID-19 pandemic made nonpartisan collaboration even more critical.