Council allocates $9,561.33 from opioid settlement to support crisis co‑responder program
Council approved a $9,561.33 allocation from the Pennsylvania opioid settlement to the Center for Community Resources to support a city crisis co‑responder position, which pairs a mental‑health/addiction specialist with police to deescalate incidents and connect residents to services.
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Lock Haven City Council approved the allocation of $9,561.33 in opioid settlement funds to the Center for Community Resources to continue the city’s crisis co‑responder program.
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