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Bettendorf looks to add a mental health co-responder to its police force

The city plans to contract with a trained professional to support officers on crisis calls and reduce repeat mental health responses, officials said.

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Bettendorf received a federal grant to hire a mental health co-responder to help respond to situations like mental health crises and death notifications.

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Bettendorf looks to add a mental health co-responder to its police force

Bettendorf received a federal grant to hire a mental health co-responder to help respond to situations like mental health crises and death notifications.

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Dispatch Argus broke the news on Tuesday, June 16, 2026.
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