Seattle’s mayor hopes to diversify response options to calls for help with the city’s new public safety department.
Thursday, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced the launch of the Community Assisted Response and Engagement Department, known as CARE.On Thursday, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced the launch of the Community Assisted Response and Engagement Department, known as CARE.
Smith explained members of the CARE Department would primarily respond to the Priority Three and Priority Four level calls, freeing up police officers and firefighters to handle higher emergencies.mental health professional Smith said CARE’s work is informed by Transform 911 research. She said she has also studied the successes of similar programs in Durham, North Carolina, Albuquerque, New Mexico and Denver, Colorado.Seattle Police are facing staffing and money concerns with more than 20 vacant positions and overtime costs expected to exceed the budget.
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