Louisville announces extended hours for crisis call diversion program Jan 30, 2024 Jan 30, 2024 Updated Jun 27, 2024 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Calls will now be answered until 2 AM. Tags Louisville-news Wdrb-news Wdrb News As featured on +2 911 call center in Louisville expands crisis program to enhance mental health assistance A pilot program began in March 2022 to divert calls involving mental health crisis cases to trained operators or counselors. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Byce Jones' Saturday morning forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesSouthern Indiana woman sentenced for keeping funds raised for family of slain teen Bryce GerlachLouisville-area high school football coverage — Week 2New records show JCPS saves $8.7 million after cutting teacher stipends at 20 schoolsMurder suspect accused of stabbing man, dog to death in Old Louisville faces new theft chargeReported underage drinking leads to liquor license suspension at restaurant near UofLNew road opens in southeast Louisville offering another route for drivers6 arrested after drug investigation at Meade County homeJCPS blames mapping error for moving 6th grader's bus stop to unsafe roadSouthern Indiana man arrested on child sex abuse material chargesCRAWFORD | Louisville coach Pat Kelsey threw a strike. Now he's waiting for a judge's call Videos
+2 911 call center in Louisville expands crisis program to enhance mental health assistance A pilot program began in March 2022 to divert calls involving mental health crisis cases to trained operators or counselors.
