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911 Crisis Response Changes, Sky Fire Coach, and Best of South Side
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Police and fire personnel will no longer be part of the crisis team that responds to mental health-related 911 calls. Crisis Assistance Response and Engagement program, or CARE Teams will only send mental health professionals employed by the Department of Public Health. Host Jacoby Cochran and producer Michelle Navarro break down these changes, as well as what the Sky firing their coach could mean for the team. Plus, we look at South Side Weekly’s Best of the South Side picks. Want to pick up an issue? Find a distribution site nearby.
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