The "Members Only" tab is for CIT Coordinators in Indiana. But please see many other resources below.

Resources for the 10 Core Elements
(see below)

(Element 1) List of CIT stakeholders to include on your CIT steering committee
(Element 2) Steering Committee Member Roles
(Element 3) Policies for Law Enforcement Agencies
(Element 4) How to Include Dispatchers in Your CIT Program
(Element 5) Recommended 40-hour CIT class template
(Element 6) List of Mental Health Receiving Facilities Worksheet
(Element 7) CIT Methods for Using Data
(Element 8) In-Service Trainings
(Element 9) Ways to recognize and honor your CIT partners and officers
(Element 10) How to help develop CIT in other communities

From CIT International:

Position Papers and Resources

“a nonprofit membership organization whose primary purpose is to facilitate understanding, development, and implementation of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) programs throughout the U.S. and worldwide in order to promote and support collaborative efforts to create and sustain more effective interactions among law enforcement, mental health care providers, individuals with mental illnesses, their families, and communities and to reduce the stigma of mental illness.”

Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Programs: A Best Practice Guide for Transforming Community Responses to Mental Health Crises

Crisis Intervention Team Core Elements

CIT Broad Overview

Position Statement on Providing CIT Training in the Pre-Service Academy

Position Statement on CIT as a Specialist/Generalist Model - Not Mandated Training

Position Statement on Non-Law Enforcement Participants in CIT Trainings

Mental Health First Aid or CIT: What Should Law Enforcement Do?

CIT International