Minneapolis file 2026-01181, before the Minneapolis City Council. Still to be decided as of 2026-10-21.
Latest action: Approved by Public Health, Safety & Equity
Who gets help when trauma strikes in Minneapolis The city will fund $704,030 over two years to provide trained responders who help residents after violence, accidents, or other traumatic events instead of sending police alone.
Mental health support grows through county coordination By working with Hennepin County, Minneapolis can reach more people faster and share resources that both the city and county use for crisis response.
Funding expires in two years; renewal not guaranteed This agreement runs only through December 31, 2028, so the city will need to decide whether to extend or renew the program after that date.
Authorizing a Joint Powers Agreement with Hennepin Countyin the amount of $704,030, from December 1,2026, through December 31, 2028, for Community Trauma Response services.
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