Summary
Parma is partnering with Parma Heights and MetroHealth to embed a licensed social worker in police and fire stations to respond to mental health and addiction crises. Backed by a county grant, the program aims to connect residents with treatment and reduce repeat emergency calls.
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Last discussed Jul 6, 2026.
Impact analysis
First-year cost is $207,430, reduced to $77,581 for Parma after a $100,000 county grant and contributions from Parma Heights.
Residents experiencing mental health crises or substance abuse issues, and police officers who can remain focused on core safety duties.
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Parma City Council approves MetroHealth mental health crisis response partnership
Parma City Council approves MetroHealth mental health crisis response partnership Cleveland.com
City Council - Jul 6, 2026
Parma is partnering with Parma Heights and MetroHealth to embed a licensed social worker in police and fire stations to respond to mental health and addiction crises. Backed by a county grant, the program aims to connect residents with treatment and reduce repeat emergency calls.
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