Madison council adopts revised 2026 Crisis Intervention and Prevention RFP emphasizing youth, lived experience
The Madison Common Council unanimously adopted a substitute to release the 2026 Crisis Intervention and Prevention Services RFP, consolidating priority areas, emphasizing lived experience and place-based youth strategies, and setting outcome tracking requirements.
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The Madison Common Council on Aug. 5 unanimously adopted a substitute to release Legistar 89,042, the 2026 Crisis Intervention and Prevention Services request for proposals, which condenses prior priority areas, emphasizes noncredentialed staff with lived experience and requires specific youth-focused outcome measures.
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