HEART has expanded its staff, service area, and hours of operation. Read more in Indy Week
HEART, Durham’s Non-Police Crisis Response Program, is No Longer Two Sizes Too Small
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Durham Task Force releases recommendations after 2 years of work
The finished product of the Durham Community Safety and Wellness Task Force
Durham’s unarmed first responder program HEART to expand
City leaders are investing nearly $2 million dollars into its Community Safety Department which just last summer launched as the first of its kind in North Carolina.
Proposed Durham budget would allow community safety program to expand unarmed crisis response citywide
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Durham Residents Call On City Council to Expand HEART Funding
The petition, which was initiated by local activist group Durham Beyond Policing, emphasizes that Durham residents “should have the option to access HEART from any zip code and for a wide variety of situations.” Read more in Indy Week
Cyclists, police-reform groups to rally in Durham Monday night. Here’s what they want.
‘We don’t feel safe’: Organization calls on Durham to change policing tactics
