Hire Urban Strategies Council to research crisis response program options
In Plain English
The city wants to create a non-police response team for mental health crises and homelessness emergencies. Urban Strategies Council will study different program models and engage residents to determine the best approach for Richmond. If approved, the 2-year contract costs $112,844 and runs through June 2024.
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