Establishes civilian-staffed crisis response teams in cities over 500,000 population.

The bill allows cities with over 500,000 residents to establish civilian-staffed crisis response teams to handle 911 calls without active or imminent violence. The teams can also provide secondary support for law enforcement. The executive head of the city sets minimum qualifications for responders, including training in scene safety, de-escalation, and interacting with individuals in crisis. The bill also outlines specific types of personal information exempt from public inspection and copying.

Establishes civilian-staffed crisis response teams in cities over 500,000 population.

The bill allows cities with over 500,000 residents to establish civilian-staffed crisis response teams to handle 911 calls without active or imminent violence. The teams can also provide secondary support for law enforcement. The executive head of the city sets minimum qualifications for responders, including training in scene safety, de-escalation, and interacting with individuals in crisis. The bill also outlines specific types of personal information exempt from public inspection and copying.