Baltimore is rethinking what it means to call 911—and who responds
Daily Kos · 77 days ago
Baltimore is tapping into some of the roughly $400 million it has received from opioid-related legal settlements to build out a broader service to operate around the clock and respond to other kinds of crises when police aren’t needed.
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