The Syracuse Police Department is seeking proposals from qualified mental health clinician(s) or practices to provide expert guidance and support to department commanders and the Peer Support Team when responding to officers in crisis. The selected clinician(s) or practice will be responsible for conducting professional assessments of an officer's mental health status and offering informed recommendations to assist in crisis intervention and follow-up care. This service is intended to enhance the department's ability to respond effectively, compassionately, and appropriately to the mental health needs of its personnel. The clinician(s) or practice must be available to provide consultation and support on a 24/7 basis; however, the total number of response hours required will not exceed 175 hours annually.
The Syracuse Police Department seeks a NYS Licensed Mental Health Clinician(s)or Practice to assist the Syracuse Police Department with a specific focus on evaluating and supporting officers in crisis. This clinician will play a critical role in giving guidance to assessing officers who display signs of psychological distress, experience traumatic incidents, or are referred due to concerning behavior. This dedicated position will ensure timely, professional, and confidential evaluations that promote officer safety, departmental integrity, and operational readiness.
RPF Issue Date: September 16, 2025
Question Submission Deadline: October 8, 2025, 5:00pm
Response Submission Deadline: October 23, 2025, 2:30pm
RFP documents can be accessed free of charge and proposals submitted via OpenGov. Please visit the following link to view this project in the City of Syracuse portal:
City of Syracuse RFP #26-151