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In Sun Prairie, dispatchers are sending mental health specialists instead of police to some emergency calls

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CARES started responding to calls in Sun Prairie on Monday, and will be available in that suburb to the northeast of Madison over the course of a year-long pilot program. The post In Sun Prairie, dispatchers are sending mental health specialists instead of police to some emergency calls appeared first on WPR.

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In Sun Prairie, dispatchers are sending mental health specialists instead of police to some emergency calls

20 days ago·Madison, United States

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Wisconsin Public Radio broke the news in Madison, United States 20 days ago on Tuesday, February 4, 2025.

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In Sun Prairie, dispatchers are sending mental health specialists instead of police to some emergency calls

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