The perspective of mainstream says:
- Polk County's first sobering center receives $750,000 federal investment to provide crisis intervention services for mental health emergencies
- The center will house a psychiatric urgent care facility and a five-bed sobering center managed by St. Vincent De Paul and staffed by EMTs and paramedics
- The facility aims to divert individuals away from jail and emergency rooms, providing a more effective and cost-efficient way to address substance use and mental health issues
- A mother, Kelley Sanders, attended a Baldwin County courtroom seeking answers about her daughter Skyelar's fentanyl overdose death
- Three of the four defendants waived their right to a preliminary hearing, and a grand jury will now determine if the case will proceed
- The mother expressed mixed emotions about the outcome, feeling a sense of peace knowing the defendants are in jail, but still seeking justice for her daughter's death
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