Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion & Law Enforcement and Behavioral Health PartnershipsPosted: June 11, 2017 Colorado to Implement Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) and Law Enforcement and Behavioral Health Partnerships (Co-Responder) Programs. The Office of Behavioral Health (OBH) will receive $5,200,000 effective July 1, 2017 to implement four LEAD pilot programs and five to eight law enforcement and behavioral health Co-Responder partnership programs. Implementation Timeline: OBH intends to utilize a Request for Application (RFA) process to create contracts for LEAD and Co- Responder services. Eligible applicants shall be city or county government entities. Below is OBH’s planned timeline for implementation of these programs. Click here for the schedule and more information on these programs. |
Colorado Fallen Hero Foundation
The challenges faced by agency heads and departments to honorably memorialize officers who have died in the line of duty, and care for their families and department personnel are daunting. The sad reality is there will be more, and your agency could be next.
The Colorado Fallen Hero Foundation (CFHF) will bring together multi-agency professionals with a variety of specialized skills to respond,and assist any organization with a memorial service befitting a hero as needed.