Psychologists Provide Virtual Assistance to Louisville Police for Mental Health Calls
Psychologists are providing virtual assistance to the Louisville Metro Police Department (LMPD) for mental health calls.
Louisville, KY, October 27, 2026 —
Psychologists are providing virtual assistance to the Louisville Metro Police Department for mental health calls, according to the available information. The summary identifies the department and the type of support but does not provide further details about the arrangement.
It is not specified when the assistance began, how many psychologists are involved, or how officers access their support. The information also does not explain whether the psychologists communicate directly with people during calls, advise officers remotely, or provide another form of assistance.
No details were provided about which calls qualify for the service, how often it is used, or whether it operates at particular times. The summary does not identify the psychologists, describe their roles or affiliations, or say whether the assistance is part of a broader program.
There is also no information about the service’s results, including how many calls have involved psychologists or what outcomes have followed. The available account does not address whether the arrangement has changed how the department responds to mental health calls, or whether officials have announced plans to expand or alter it.
The stated development is limited to psychologists providing virtual assistance to LMPD in connection with mental health calls. Further specifics about its structure, timing, scope and impact were not included in the information provided.
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