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AgdaPkt 2021.01.25 Amended Joint SA PFA
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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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1/25/2021
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• Over the past few months, Redwood City for Racial Equity (RWC4RE), an ethnically <br />diverse organization of concerned residents of Redwood City and surrounding <br />unincorporated areas, sent numerous letters to the City government asking for updates <br />about the pilot program definition. The City's replies were essentially, "we'll let you know <br />when we've decided what it will be." <br />• No public input was allowed during the Police Chiefs' collaboration on the program's <br />definition including but not limited to the dispatch workflow, identifying look of vehicles <br />and team personnel, etc. As RWC4RE expected, the program is now presented as a fait <br />accompli. <br />Other Goals <br />A presentation by the Director of the San Mateo County Behavioral Health and Recovery <br />Services indicates that "A long range goal is to develop a non -law enforcement response <br />when safety can be assured." <br />The MOU indicates that "The Parties agree to meet and confer periodically to assess <br />and revise program goals, and to add new program goals, as appropriate. This includes <br />consideration of opportunities to support BHRS Clinicians as primary responders in <br />designated situations where mental health crisis is a factor." <br />o A random revision of program goals and the addition of new goals on a random <br />basis does not make for an assessment of a pilot program. As indicated earlier in <br />this response, the time for precise and explicit goals is now. That includes the <br />long-range goals, as well as date certainty by which non -law enforcement <br />personnel become the primary and sole responders when personal safety is self- <br />evident. <br />o Such operational model would be one where a dispatcher determines which calls <br />could be handled by <br />■ A behavioral health clinician over the phone without an in-person <br />response; <br />■ A mobile non -law enforcement team (no safety or criminal concerns); <br />■ A co -responder team consisting of a clinician and law enforcement (when <br />safety or criminal concerns are evident). <br />Members of Redwood City for Racial Equity <br />— Pat Willard <br />Redwood City Resident of 20 years, <br />District 1 <br />— Samantha Rajaram <br />Redwood City, District 6 <br />— Marcelene Luna <br />Redwood City, District 2 <br />— Johanna Rasmussen <br />Redwood City, District 7 <br />
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