targeted c.i.t. responses, and if you can read the fine print, i'm having difficulty. >> supervisor kim: no, we can read it. >> okay. good. over 24,000 incidents. 839 at mental health detention, that's when a psych pro or someone in another field called us to help them with a 5150 hold. police officers and doctors can place 5150 holds. the san francisco police department placed over 4300 mental health detention holds last year. and then, well-being checks runs the whole gamut. that's -- we go to a scene, someone could be in crisis. it kind of captures a whole category of different things. so potentially, officers response to over 53,000 call that's could have involved someone in mental health crisis. >> supervisor kim: can i ask some questions about these number? sure. >> supervisor kim: so the 755,000 number is significant. it means almost every single san francisco citizen called for mental health service. >> oh, no, that's all calls for service. >> supervisor kim: oh . that's very confusing. well,

the c.i.t. going forward. again, just the introduction. page two, i want to give you a brief history of what we've done as a department. so 2001 -- in 2000, we started a program called pcit. it was police crisis intervention training. it didn't make the slide, and it was a very robust -- we did that from 2001 to about 2008, and it was along the same lines of what we offer in our 40 hour course. in 2001, as you can see we implemented the pcit and it went through 2008. in 2002, supervisor am i don't knowy sponsored a resolution urging sfpd to mandate crisis intervention training. 2011, supervisor mirkaimi and campos sponsored a resolution supporting c.i.t. we sent a group out to memphis to see what they were doing, to study what they were doing and to bring what they were doing back to san francisco. and it wasn't so different from what we had already been doing, but we incorporated the best practices from there. and in 2011, we introduced the behavioral health crisis service reference guide, whic

targeted c.i.t. responses, and if you can read the fine print, i'm having difficulty. >> supervisor kim: no, we can read it. >> okay. good. over 24,000 incidents. 839 at mental health detention, that's when a

to ensure that c.i.t. is a use tool to confront the crisis on our -- useful tool to address the crisis on our streets. before closing my remarks, i want to emphasize the importance of the appendix in the report. appendix c contains a real and raw story about a 12-year-old girl named tina who threatened suicide. this story shows the immense courage of our tenderloin station police officers but expos exposes the operational gaps -- -- it identifies an innovate tiff community police service model used in london, england, by the metropolitan police service for the sfpd city council and government to consider. the goal of this report is to shed light on its program and become a central health tool to confront the behavioral health crisis on our streets. we must be let this report just another document to sit on the shelf. that would be a huge disappointment. we want people to take this report and advocate for this innovate tiff strategy. given the severity of the crisis on our streets, the jury believes we must

the next column, if you can see, 76 officers are c.i.t. trained, and that's 75% of the total amount of officers that are at the station. the remaining 25 officers are signed up for the training. they have currently attended the 20-hour course and are awaiting for the full, completed 40-hour course at this time. i have two specialist sergeants, of which work two different shifts, and it's great to have them, because we can use them and utilize them for active-shooter training. we can also use them to assist with barricaded incidents, of which we have had a few within the district. and i also have two hostage negotiators. community partnerships. i'd like to highlight a few in this list, in respecting the time. i would like to acknowledge sitting in the back here, if you want to raise your hand. they wear many hats and take time out of their busy lives. they work with our current program, which is our kids' safe zone, but they also respond to a number of events and have been involved in a number of other ventures throughout the district, of w

you keep hearing the term c.i.t. do any of you know what that is? okay, let me tell you a little bit. that's one of the things this commission has done in collaboration with the police department. it stands for crisis intervention training. which means that our officers are trained now to de-escalate situations. as you're well aware, many of their encounters, probably 60% of their encounters now, are people that are in mental health crisis. and our officers instead of going physical and going hands-on, have learned techniques to de-escalate the situation, to have a conversation, to ask how the person is doing, and these de-escalation techniques that the officers have done have saved lives. violent situations where somebody really doesn't understand where they are at, and their natural reaction is to fight with the officers, or to injure the officers. and so now with this training that our officers have embraced, and i want to tell the captain, i'm very proud that you have 76 of your officers c.i.t. trained and the remaining officers signed up. that'

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