Longmont Department of Public Safety Case Management Services

Relationships rooted in trust lead to the best results. To that end, our collective harm-reduction / person-centered model prioritizes wellness and quality of life for those participating in our adult diversion program. We foster long-term relationships that explicitly avoid judgment or shame. Our specially trained peer case managers work for those struggling with substance use. Participants must be referred by a police officer, a hospital, or Medicaid partner. Alternatively, those seeking treatment may request to connect with a peer case manager.

Case managers assist with:

• Connecting people to mental health care, substance use treatment and other support services
• Navigate housing resources
• Benefits enrollment
• Employment support
• Crisis management
• Build relationship rooted in self-determination, acceptance and partnership.

"This is the first time in my entire life that I have genuinely felt a sense of community and truly felt connected to a support system of any kind that responded in the way you did. In my opinion, feeling connected to a support system such as this one gave me a greater sense of purpose and inspired me to hopefully be able to give back, too. The feeling of helplessness I have endured has been indescribable. I truly felt defeated but you helped me out of that and I am so grateful for you." - Case Management Participant

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For questions regarding intensive case management with Longmont Public Safety:

• To email Longmont Public Safety regarding case management
• To call Longmont Public Safety with a non-urgent request regarding case management: 303-774-4791.