Larimer County presents full sequential‑intercept map; stakeholders call for expanded crisis response, housing and data sharing
County officials and local providers reviewed a 93‑page Sequential Intercept Mapping report on Sept. 15, 2025, identifying gaps in crisis response, transportation, housing and data sharing and outlining next steps including subcommittees, a data‑sharing rollout and peer respite development.
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Larimer County commissioners on Sept. 15 received a full sequential‑intercept mapping (SIM) briefing that maps how people with mental‑health and substance‑use needs move through crisis, policing, courts, jail, reentry and community supports — and lays out gaps and priorities for action.
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