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January 4, 2021
Jail Diversion program aims to assist police as well as communities
HUDSON/MARLBOROUGH — During a police officer’s shift, he or she may be called to answer a vast array of calls ranging from alleged theft, assault, accidents, or medical crises such as overdoses. Many times, it may also be a call involving domestic abuse or someone experiencing an emotional or mental health crisis.
October 13, 2020
Advocates Co-Response Jail Diversion Team receives Innovator of the Year Award
In recognition of their innovative work and commitment to the communities they serve, Advocates Co-Response Jail Diversion Team will b
October 5, 2020
Police Chief Takes Pride in Town's Jail Diversion Program
This summer’s national protests
September 14, 2020
New police unit that pairs officers and social workers to begin next month
September 11, 2020
Syracuse Police Chief believes co-response to mental health calls can save lives
When you call 9-1-1 for a fire, a fire truck arrives. For an accident, an ambulance is sent.