Summary
Easton Police are embedding community advocates right on their staff to help people dealing with homelessness and mental health crises. It's a fresh way local law enforcement is teaming up with social services to tackle tough street-level problems.
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Impact analysis
This program likely shifts existing public safety funds toward support services, potentially saving money down the road by keeping folks out of jail and the ER.
Homeless individuals and people having mental health crises get compassionate, specialized help instead of just getting thrown in cuffs.
No groups negatively affected
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