Summary
Pleasanton's police are getting props for a new way to handle crises. Their alternative response unit sends trained professionals, not just officers, to help people in mental health or substance abuse emergencies. This could mean faster, more appropriate help for those in need.
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Impact analysis
This award-winning program could save the city money by reducing the need for costly police interventions in certain situations.
People experiencing mental health crises or substance abuse issues get more tailored and effective support, and the community benefits from a more responsive public safety system.
No groups negatively affected
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