Description: The City of Atlanta is soliciting qualified vendors to provide citywide mobile civilian response and pre-arrest diversion services. The work includes designing, staffing, implementing, and operating mobile units for non-emergency response, crisis intervention, and diversion from the criminal justice system, with integration across ATL311 and E911. Proposals must include an operational plan, staffing model, training curriculum, performance metrics, and cost proposal, and are due October 1, 2026.
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