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Fairbanks Mobile Crisis Team handles higher percentage of calls without police or hospitalization involvement

The team handled 89 percent of calls in October and November

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Special mobile crisis teams help keep the peace in Fairbanks

News-Miner opinion: So much of fire and police department time gets spent responding to emergencies involving residents and visitors with issues related to mental illness. The Daily News-Miner wishes to

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For Alaskans in behavioral health emergencies, Mobile Crisis Teams are an effective new approach

SPONSORED: In Fairbanks, Anchorage, and now Mat-Su, Mobile Crisis Teams meet people in their homes and communities, transforming how Alaskans receive mental health care.

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Mobile Crisis Team is busier than ever

The mental health Mobile Crisis Team has been active for one year in Fairbanks. Last month was their busiest yet, after calls for the civilian mental health team increased through the summer and fall.

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Fairbanks Mobile Crisis Teams awarded $800,000 grant to strengthen crisis response - State of Reform

The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority has awarded $800,000 to Alaska Behavioral Health for the continued support of the Fairbanks Mobile Crisis Team.

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