Columbus voters approve police alternative

Columbus voters approved a measure to shift some 911 responses from police to clinicians, aiming to improve mental health crisis intervention. Although the city committed to establishing non-police crisis teams by 2028, delays in forming an advisory board and debates over funding threaten progress. City officials, including the mayor and City Council, are working to meet the timeline amid ongoing discussions about resource allocation and program implementation.

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