In May, San Mateo County will launch an expanded 24/7 mobile mental health crisis service, offering residents a non-police alternative for mental health emergencies. This initiative aims to reduce barriers for those hesitant to seek help, especially regarding potential police involvement. Residents of all ages can contact the San Mateo County Crisis Line for assistance. Dispatchers will screen calls, ensuring appropriate responses and coordinating with emergency services when necessary. This service aligns with Mental Health Awareness Month and aims to stabilize mental health crises while providing follow-up support and facilitating treatment.
San Mateo County is expanding its 24/7 mobile mental health crisis response service this May, providing an alternative for residents hesitant about police involvement.
The service aims to stabilize situations and provide appropriate levels of care without the need for law enforcement intervention, focusing on mental health support.
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