Federal grant · project grant (b)
This Project Will Fund a Hiring 1 Fte to Develop a Co-response Departmentwide Program While Providing Mental Health Services, That Would Incorporate a Comprehensive Community Based Best Practice Review of Existing Cit Programs, Support Kcso Deputies With MHP Services, and Develop an Adaptive Phased Program Deployment Plan That Would Incorporate Additional MHPS Who Would Be Assigned to Geographic Regions Based on Data and Community Identified Need.
Committed
$348,285
Paid out
$266.4K
76%
Committed, not yet paid
$81.9K
24%
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