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The Mercer County Sheriff's Department Seeks to Continue Its Partnership With Southern Highlands Community Mental Health Center, Sheriff's Departments/municipalities in Surrounding Counties, and the Thomas Jeffereson Area Cit Team by Collaborating to Provide Cit Trainings for Local Police Departments and Continue to Build a Regional Cit Training Team. Funding Will Allow the Agency to Host Two 40-HOUR Trainings for Local Area Officers and Allow Theagency to Ensure 80% of Our Officers Have Received This Training.upon Completion of the 40-HOUR Crisis Intevention Training, Law Enforcement Officers Will Be Equipped With the Skills Necessary to Assist Individuals Experiencing a Mental Health Crisis.
Committed
$400,000
Paid out
$271.8K
68%
Committed, not yet paid
$128.2K
32%
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