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Co-responder mental health grant extension
Summary
The co-responder program pairing mental health responders with Lycoming Regional and Lock Haven police got a six-month extension because hiring qualified people took longer than planned — about $40,000 involved.
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Last discussed Feb 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
💰Financial impact
About $40,000 extended across six months under the grant amendment.
✅Who benefits
Residents experiencing mental health crises in Lycoming Regional and Lock Haven police coverage areas.
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