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CIT helps sustain more effective interactions among law enforcement, mental health care providers, individuals with mental illness, their families and communities and reduce the stigma of mental illness. CIT works to accomplish this purpose by raising public and stakeholder awareness through education and outreach, complying with recommended standards for developing, implementing and sustaining crisis intervention team programs, and by providing assistance to communities interested in developing CIT programs. Long after the CIT training program has been completed, the Kentucky CIT Program maintains contact with local law enforcement, mental health professionals and advocates by establishing and remaining an active partner in the local community on the CIT Advisory Committee. You are encouraged to be a part of the CIT Program in your Community.

KY Crisis Instructors conduct 10 trainings a year across the state of Kentucky to teach Law Enforcement Officers how to communicate better with persons in crisis.
Please reach us at rnkbaughco@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Yes. You must be a sworn, POPs Certified KY Law Enforcement Officer.
Visit the Kentucky Department of Criminal Justice Training Page and sign up for crisis intervention training or click the "Find out More" link above.
Become a Kentucky CIT trained Officer!
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