Georgia § 37-12-5 Role of law enforcement agencies

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§ 37-12-5 — Role of law enforcement agencies

Georgia § 37-12-5

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O.C.G.A. § 37-12-5 (2026).

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(a)A law enforcement agency that has entered into a co-responder partnership with a community service board shall designate one or more peace officers to participate as officer team members in a co-responder team.

(b)A law enforcement agency that has not entered into a co-responder partnership with a community service board shall designate one peace officer to serve as the primary point of contact with the community service board.

(c)A law enforcement agency shall designate a peace officer who shall serve on the co-responder protocol committee. Renumbered from 37-11-5..

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(a) A law enforcement agency that has entered into a co-responder partnership with a community service board shall designate one or more peace officers to participate as officer team members in a co-responder team. (b) A law enforcement agency that has not entered into a co-responder partnership with a community service board shall designate one peace officer to serve as the primary point of contact with the community service board. (c) A law enforcement agency shall designate a peace officer who shall serve on the co-responder protocol committee. Renumbered from 37-11-5..