In 2014, each of the 14 Community Mental Health Centers (CMHCs) developed a Mobile Crisis Response Team (MCRT) to provide community-based crisis services to the location where an individual is experiencing a crisis. These MCRTs deliver solution-focused and recovery-oriented behavioral health assessments and crisis stabilization services, working hand-in-hand with local law enforcement, Chancery Judges and Clerks, and the Crisis Stabilization Units to promote a seamless process. The Teams ensure an individual has a follow-up appointment with his or her preferred provider and monitor the individual until the appointment takes place. In FY18, the Teams provided 18,651 face-to-face interventions. A total of 27,349 calls were received by the Teams in FY19. Out of those calls, 21,366 were diverted from a more restrictive environment, and 20,529 calls involved face-to-face interaction. In FY20, Mobile Crisis Response Teams received 36,921 calls. Out of those calls, 31,017 were diverted from a more restrictive environment, and 20,322 involved face-to-face interaction. In FY21, Mobile Crisis Response Teams received 34,483 calls. Of those calls, 28,920 were diverted from a more restrictive environment, and 11,937 involved face-to-face interaction. In FY22, Mobile Crisis Response Teams received 30,571 total contacts/calls. Of those calls, 25,642 were diverted from a more restrictive environment, and 11,657 involved face-to-face interaction.