Los Angeles' unarmed crisis response teams left out of city budget
The city of L.A. is looking to the federal government to help fund its unarmed crisis response teams due to a lack of available money in the budget.
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The city of L.A. is looking to the federal government to help fund its unarmed crisis response teams due to a lack of available money in the budget.
Los Angeles is testing a new approach to crisis response — dispatching teams of unarmed mental health practitioners instead of police officers.
Los Angeles is testing a new approach to crisis response — dispatching teams of unarmed mental health practitioners instead of police officers.
Harvard Kennedy School Government Performance Lab and the city administrative officer will provide oversight of program.
The LA City Council approved a motion on June 6 to instruct city departments to work toward establishing an Office of Unarmed Response.