THE PREBLE COUNTY MENTAL HEALTH & RECOVERY BOARD
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Preble County
Crisis Intervention Team 
(CIT)

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What is the Crisis Intervention Team?
​​Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs are designed for Law Enforcement agencies to help direct people with mental illness to treatment. Officers learn to integrate their police training with de-escalating crisis techniques that trained mental health professionals teach them during this program.
Scholarship Opportunities
​​Thanks to the Ohio Department of Mental Health & Addiction Services, The Criminal Justice Coordinating Center of Excellence and NAMI are able to provide mini grants and scholarships to CIT programs. The scholarships are to support Law Enforcement agencies who send their officers to CIT Training courses. Scholarships are available for NEW agencies who have not participated in CIT training in the past. For more information, please contact our office. 

Please note: In order to qualify for our refresher training you must first complete a full training program.
Photos Include CIT Trained officers from our February 2024, November, and February 2025 Trainings!
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    Register for Upcoming Trainings
    FULL Training Date: February 2026
    (February 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th) 

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    CIT Survey

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Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988    |    100 E. Somers St.     |     Eaton, OH 45320     |     (937) 456-6827        
Contents copyright 2017 Preble County Mental Health & Recovery Board
  • About Us
    • Who We Are & What We Do
    • Staff & Board Members
    • Privacy Notice
    • Board Meetings
    • Board Committee Meetings
    • Resolutions
    • Strategic Plan FY 2025-2027
    • Community Plan
    • OACBHA Declaration
    • Current Annual Report
    • Grievance Process
    • Public Records Request Process
    • Contact Us
  • Crisis Services
    • Crisis Intervention Team (CIT)
  • Agencies
    • Where Do I Start?
    • Gebhart Counseling Solutions
    • My Neighbor's House
    • Recovery & Wellness Centers of Midwest Ohio
    • Samaritan Behavioral Health, Inc.
    • Sojourner Recovery Services
    • Other Providers
  • Resources
    • Mental Wellness
    • Youth Mental Health Resources >
      • Bullying & Abuse
    • Suicide Awareness
    • Gambling
    • Substance Use & Recovery >
      • Quick Response Team
      • Recovery Meetings
      • #EndOverdose
      • Drugs & Alcohol >
        • Teens & Drugs
        • Start Talking!
      • Heroin & Opioids
      • Detoxification
    • Other Help >
      • Support Groups
      • Crisis Text Line
      • Domestic Violence Services
      • Food Pantries
      • Homeless Services
      • Transportation Services
  • Walk to Remember, Walk for Hope
  • National Recovery Month
    • Save A Life Day
  • Mental Health First Aid
  • Parent Project & WhyTry
  • Family & Children First Council
  • Community Resource Newsletter