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| Mental health jail diversion program launches in Tri-Cities |
| By tri-cityherald.com- Sara Schilling |
| Published: 03/04/2015 |
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A new mental health jail diversion program launches today in the Tri-Cities, and it’s being hailed by local officials as an important and progressive step for the community. The program provides another option for law enforcement officers in dealing with low-level, non-violent offenders with symptoms of mental illness. Instead of taking them to jail, officers can take them to Transitions, the mental health crisis triage facility at Lourdes Counseling Center in Richland. Read More. |
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