The Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) is a community-based program that brings together professionals from criminal justice and mental health systems, advocates, people living with mental illness and their families, and other partners to improve community responses to people experiencing mental health crises.
Police Services is an accredited law enforcement agency. The intent of accreditation is to provide our agency with information to support continuous improvement, as well as to foster the pursuit of professional excellence.
Access our Partner Services page to learn about escorting services, motorist assistance, fingerprinting, and more.
Reports taken by Police Services and background checks can be obtained through the Records Section.
"This experience has profoundly impacted me on multiple levels. Personally, it broadened my perspective on global health issues, reinforcing the importance of looking beyond my local context in Ashtabula County, Ohio. Academically, it enriched my understanding of international public health, particularly in areas like nutrition and health policy. Professionally, the immersion strengthened my commitment to working in global health, inspiring me to incorporate global best practices into my community health initiatives.
This page contains resources and information regarding the U.S Healthcare System and immunizations.
Support for anyone who has or knows someone who has experienced power-based personal violence (such as sexual assault, intimate partner/relationship violence and stalking).
Threatline is an anonymous messaging tool used to tell the Á½ÐÔÉ«ÎçÒ¹ University Police about non-urgent suspicious/concerning activity occurring on the KSU campus. Access our Threatline page to read more and report.
