Join Us for a Los Angeles Case Debrief

Wednesday, January 28

1PM EST / 12PM CST

The Los Angeles Police Department's Mental Evaluation Unit (MEU) has a Case Assessment Management Program. MEU staff will share details about that program while debriefing a case involving a veteran. During this webinar, you'll learn about collaboration that brought together resources and the confiscation of weapons in this case. 

Check out the CoRCon 2026 Agenda!

CoRCon 2026 registration is open and this year's agenda is posted! Secure your spot and book your hotel in Dallas, Texas, June 7-10. We're expecting more than 1,000 professionals in fields of mental and behavioral health, law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services (EMS) to come together to network and learn.

Make Your Case for CoRCon 2026

In the meantime, download, review, and fill out this justification letter to share with your supervisor in order to make your case for attending CoRCon 2026 June 7-10 in Dallas, TX.

Sponsor CoRCon 2026

Each year, dedicated sponsors help make CoRCon possible. We’re offering a variety of sponsorship opportunities to stand out among decision-makers attending CoRCon 2026 and we hope you'll join us!

New Year, New ICRA Website Experience

We've been working hard to make our website easier for you to navigate.

The homepage now features big, bold slides that send you straight to things like timely CoRCon announcements. It's also easier than ever for ICRA members to get right to our Co-Responder Coffee Break sign-up page and our CR Chat forum.

In the coming months, we'll continue to add photos to pages. If you'd like to contribute images of your team in action, email them to icra@coresponderalliance.org.

National Survey of Mobile Crisis Programs

A team of researchers at Columbia University and Wayne State University are launching a national survey of mobile crisis programs and the ICRA network is invited to participate by January 31!

This is an exciting opportunity to build the evidence base for mobile crisis programs across the country, including co-responder programs, and alternative or community responder programs, in addition to behavioral health provider mobile crisis programs and mobile response and stabilization services (MRSS).

If you have a question, email the study team at MobileCrisisSurvey@nyspi.columbia.edu.

Are you looking to build your team? Visit the ICRA Member Area to post or search job openings in the Co-Response and Crisis Response field.

Mobile Integrated Health Technician | Florence, Oregon

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