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Find similar grantsMental Health Field Response Grant Program is sponsored by Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs. Assists local law enforcement agencies in Washington State to establish and expand mental health field response capabilities, integrating mental health professionals into crisis response.
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Mental Health Field Response Teams Program Finance & Personnel Committee Intelligence and Homeland Security Committee Indian Country Law Enforcement Committee Law Enforcement Education and Training Committee Past Presidents Committee Professional Services Committee Sex Offender Notification and Registration Committee University Policing Committee Volunteer Administration Committee Wellness and Resiliency Committee WASPC Employment Opportunities GBM Agendas, Minutes & Resolutions Full List of LE Resources Available On This Tab Police Officers Powers Act WASPC Communication Tool Kit Grant Information & Links WA State PREA Jail Toolkit WASPC Jail Classification System Jail Healthcare for Executives Training Resources Suggested Resources for RCW 70.
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500, Use of Restraints on Pregnant Women and Youth in Custody Crime Statistics & Reports Missing Persons Information Victim Information & Notification (VINE and VPO) Finance & Personnel Committee Intelligence and Homeland Security Committee Indian Country Law Enforcement Committee Law Enforcement Education and Training Committee Past Presidents Committee Professional Services Committee Sex Offender Notification and Registration Committee University Policing Committee Volunteer Administration Committee Wellness and Resiliency Committee WASPC Employment Opportunities GBM Agendas, Minutes & Resolutions Full List of LE Resources Available On This Tab Police Officers Powers Act WASPC Communication Tool Kit Grant Information & Links WA State PREA Jail Toolkit WASPC Jail Classification System Jail Healthcare for Executives Training Resources Suggested Resources for RCW 70.
48. 500, Use of Restraints on Pregnant Women and Youth in Custody Crime Statistics & Reports Missing Persons Information Victim Information & Notification (VINE and VPO) Pay Join Now Member Login Mental Health Field Response Teams Program The Mental Health Field Response Grant Program ( RCW 36. 28A.
440 ) provides grants to local police and sheriff’s departments to improve the interactions between the public and law enforcement. Mental health professionals assist patrol officers in the field or in an on-call capacity, they also provide training on best practices. These innovative partnerships reduce the possibility of using force and improve public safety overall.
Instead of booking someone into jail, they may be connected with services or diverted to a more appropriate facility for care. The program is one of the ways your local law enforcement is working to find solutions for communities. RCW 36.
28A. 440 requires WASPC to submit annual reports on the status of the program. WASPC awarded funds to the following grantees for the 2025-2027 funding cycle.
M ulti-agency grants are administered by the agency listed.
Airway Heights Police Department Chelan County Sheriff's Office Clallam County Sheriff's Office Des Moines Police Department Edmonds Police Department Kirkland Police Department Longview Police Department Mason County Sheriff's Office Port Townsend Police Department Spokane County Sheriff's Office Spokane Police Department Tukwila Police Department WASPC expects applications for the 2027-2029 funding cycle to be available in early 2027.
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Mental Health Field Response Grant Program is funded by Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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