Contra Costa County recently unveiled its new A3 (Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime) community crisis initiative that will use mostly Measure X funds to bring mental health professionals into the field of county first responders.
County leaders and members of Contra Costa’s health services department gathered virtually Jan. 12 to discuss A3’s rollout, its significance, and how the county hopes to become a model for other municipalities to prioritize getting the right responders in front of metal health emergencies.
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