Attachment A - CAP PSJ February 2024 Report (8).pdf
City of Phoenix — Public Safety and Justice Subcommittee (2024-02-07)
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COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM DATA REPORT DATA REPORT Learn more at Phoenix.gov/Fire/CAP 602-261-8849 cr.staff.pfd@phoenix.gov CAP CALLS FOR SERVICE BY MONTH: Calls for service reflects information generated from the Computer Automated Dispatch syste m. A call represents an incident in which a CAP team was dispatched and arrived on-scene of the incident . Attachment A BEHAVIORAL HEALTH UNIT 11.1.23 - 11.30.23 Total Number of individuals assisted: 189 Adults (18 + years old) = 170 (90%) Children (0-17 years old) = 19 (10%) Top 3 services delivered: Stabilized In Place: 48 (25%) Transferred to High Level of Care: 33 (17%) Stabilized With Transport: 31 (16%) Top 3 BHU Primary Problem (Customer Self Reported): Mental Health: 38 (20%) Housing Insecurity: 29 (15%) Access to services: 17 (9%) CRISIS RESPONSE UNIT 11.1.23 - 11.30.23 Total Number of individuals assisted: 508 Adults (18 + years old) = 378 (74%) Children (0-17 years old) = 130 (26%) Top 3 services delivered: Referral to long term services Grief/Emotional Support Victim Advocacy/Support Top 3 CRU Crisis Response Reasons: Death: 82 Social Service: 33 Working Fires, Hazardous Materials, or Flood: 23 Top 3 Primary Crime Reasons: Assault: 14 Domestic/Family Violence: 11 Homicide/Death Investigation: 9 Individuals assisted and services provided below are generated from an electronic care records system. CAP services may be rendered to multiple community members or customers may decline service. Thus, the number of individuals assisted may differ from the calls for service volume. BEHAVIORAL HEALTH UNIT 12.1.23 - 12.31.23 Total Number of individuals assisted: 190 Adults (18 + years old) = 182 (96%) Children (0-17 years old) = 8 (4%) Top 3 services delivered: Stabilized In Place: 57 (30%) Stabilized With Transport: 34 (18%) Transferred to High Level of Care: 26 (14%) Top 3 BHU Primary Problem (Customer Self Reported): Housing Insecurity: 44 (23%) Mental Health: 33 (17%) Substance Use: 13 (7%) CRISIS RESPONSE UNIT 12.1.23 - 12.31.23 Total Number of individuals assisted: 672 Adults (18 + years old) = 498 (74%) Children (0-17 years old) = 174 (26%) Top 3 services delivered: Referral to long term services Grief/Emotional Support Victim Advocacy/Support Top 3 CRU Crisis Response Reasons: Death: 78 Social Service: 37 Working Fires, Hazardous Materials, or Flood: 26 Top 3 Primary Crime Reasons: Assault: 20 Domestic/Family Violence: 9 Homicide/Death Investigation: 4 Total vehicles in service: 15 Behavioral Health Units - 4 units Crisis Response Units - 6 units Casework Service Coordinator - 5 vehicles Learn more at Phoenix.gov/Fire/CAP 602-261-8849 cr.staff.pfd@phoenix.gov RECRUITMENT: CAP has currently 74 filled positions. In January, CAP opened recruitments for Caseworker II, Management Assistant II, and a Casework Services Coordinator. Caseworker II positions Target to fill 33 full-time positions. December’s Hiring event resulted in filling 3 FT and 1 PT position. These employees will begin on-boarding in February 2024. Active recruitment in progress. Caseworker III positions Target to fill 11 full-time positions. Interviews conducted in December resulted in 3 FT candidates being offered a position. Planning underway for additional recruitment. FLEET UPDATE: There are 23 total CAP vehicles ordered. Recent update: Remaining 8 CAP vehicles have been received by the City and are being prepared for service. 2023 Behavioral Health Unit Heat Map