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Plano Police to Host Mental Health Resource Awareness Program June 12
Summary
The Plano Police Department will host a mental health resource awareness program on Thursday, June 12, featuring a probate judge, an attorney, and representatives from NAMI and LifePath Systems.
The Plano Police Department is sponsoring a mental health resource awareness program on Thursday, June 12, from 8 a.m. to noon in the Toller Room at the Plano Police Department, 909 Fourteenth Street, officials announced on the City of Plano’s weekly news broadcast.
“...this week, we start with an important program on mental health. The Plano Police Department is sponsoring a mental health resource awareness program,” said Steve Stoler, Plano’s media relations director.
The program will feature several experts, including a probate judge, an attorney, and representatives from the National Alliance on Mental Illness and LifePath Systems, Stoler said. Organizers described it as a resource-awareness event intended to connect residents with legal, clinical and community supports.
The broadcast did not provide a registration link or say whether the event requires prior sign-up. For further details residents should contact the Plano Police Department or the city’s communications office.
