South Shore CIT-TTAC

Promoting and Facilitating Mental Health Training for Law Enforcement

Mission Statement

 

At the South Shore Regional Crisis Intervention Team Training and Technical Assistance Center “CIT-TTAC”, we embrace a community policing model focused on enhancing emergency responses for individuals facing mental health and substance use challenges. Our Crisis Intervention Team “CIT” approach integrates a comprehensive 40-hour training program for law enforcement officers with collaborative partnerships between police departments and local community service providers. Together, we strive to foster a safer and more supportive environment for those in crisis, ensuring compassionate and effective responses within our communities.

Communities Served

The South Shore Regional CIT-TTAC is based out of Braintree, MA and serves the towns and cities within Norfolk, Plymouth, Barnstable and Bristol counties. If you would like to develop, or strengthen your community’s Crisis Intervention Team, contact southshorecit@braintreema.gov

This project is supported through funding from Department of Mental Health (DMH)

Upcoming Trainings

Find opportunities to engage in or attend upcoming Crisis Intervention Team Trainings

CIT-TTAC Staff in the Media

Jay St. Ives Accepts CIT Award

Officer Jay St. Ives Receives Commendation for Crisis Intervention and Mental Health Work

Clinician, Cassandra Janusz in the Spotlight at Braintree High School