For the past four weeks a team of crisis responders have been training around the clock, gearing up to hit the streets of Evanston. Members of the city’s new C.A.R.E. team have learned about de-escalation methods, situational awareness, CPR, and first aid. “We really got to know each other and so I think we have a really good team to get started to do this work,” said Jeron Dorsey, the direct supervisor of the city’s C.A.R.E. program. C.A.R.E., the Crisis Alternative Response Evanston Program, is a city initiative to re-imagine public safety by providing a non-police response to low-level low risk emergency calls. “The biggest thing is building relationships in the communit
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