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JOINING FORCES, TRANSFORMING CRISIS RESPONSE

Providing advanced training and essential resources to ensure the safety and well-being of West Virginia’s communities.

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WHAT IS WVCIT?

WVCIT (West Virginia Crisis Intervention Team) is dedicated to enhancing the readiness and capabilities of first responders in West Virginia.

We provide advanced training and essential resources to help manage crises effectively, ensuring the safety and well-being of both responders and the communities they serve.

EXPLORE THE ADVANTAGES OF BEING PART OF WVCIT

Increased Safety for Responders and Individuals in Crisis

Enhanced Community Trust

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Fewer Repeat Emergency Calls

Reduced Use of Force

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CRISIS RESPONSE ACROSS THE STATE

The work of the West Virginia Crisis Intervention Team is rooted in the collaborative effort of first responders, mental health professionals, and community members, all working together to improve crisis response across the state.

Does your county have a CIT program? Get in touch with us.

“This was one of the best things I have attended as a 911 Dispatcher. So many good people doing great things.”

—CHRISTINA WHITE, BROOKE CO. 911

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