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NYC to test no-police mental crisis response in Harlem

Turn on desktop notifications for breaking stories about interest? OffOn NYC to test no-police mental crisis response in Harlem New York City police will stay out of many mental health crisis calls and social workers will respond instead in parts of northern Manhattan starting this spring By JENNIFER PELTZ Associated Press February 22, 2021, 10:48 PM • 4 min read NEW YORK New York City police will stay out of many mental health crisis calls and social workers will respond instead in parts of northern Manhattan starting this spring, an official told lawmakers Monday. The test program will begin in three Harlem and East Harlem police precincts that together accounted for a highest-in-the-city total of over 7,400 mental health-related 911 calls last year, said Susan Herman, who heads a wide-ranging city mental health initiative called ThriveNYC.

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SALES Avison Young announced the sale of two four-story residential properties in the East Village neighborhood of Manhattan. 349 East 13th Street was acquired for $3,500,000 while 405 East 6th Street (pictured top) was acquired for $4,000,000. The same family had owned the properties for over 25 years. Brandon Polakoff represented the seller and buyer in both transactions. ••• Bestreich Realty Group (BRG) announced the closing of 417 3rd Street in Park Slope, Brooklyn for $4,700,000. The multifamily property has four apartments which total approximately 5,208 s/f priced at $902 psf. The property 21 by 62 ft. and the lot dimension is 21 by 95 ft. It is zoned R6B and FAR 2.0. The seller was Kenneth Nicholds and the buyer was William Chang. Derek Bestreich, Luke Sproviero, Adam Lobel, Toby Waring, Gabriel Kates, and Daniel Shawah facilitated both sides of the transaction.

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NYC to Test No-Police Mental Health Crisis Response in Harlem

The experiment “will be a critical step forward in the city’s commitment to treat mental health crises as public health problems, not public safety issues,” Herman told a City Council committee. She said the city hopes to make the program citywide as quickly as possible, a hope she shares with Mayor Bill de Blasio, who called the new policy the way of the future and plans to build it out into 2022. If you have a call, a family in distress, someone with a mental health challenge, there s no history of violence, there s no weapon present that s a call that should be handled by civilians, folks with the right training, mental health abilities, go in there and help that family, de Blasio said in an interview Monday night. So much we re talking about homelessness, incarceration, dropout rates so many things came back to mental health challenges. So, we re making a fundamental investment here to say let s change how we approach it, and then the NYPD can take that time and

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