Partner in Care Spotlight: Emery CountySheriff’s Office

At Four Corners Community Behavioral Health, partnerships are at the heart of how we serve

our communities. This month, we’re proud to spotlight our strong working relationship with the

Emery County Sheriff’s Office (ECSO)—a dedicated team committed to protecting and

supporting residents across the county.

Supporting Crisis Response

FCCBH’s Mobile Crisis Outreach Team (MCOT) works hand-in-hand with ECSO to respond

when people are in crisis. Whether at the jail or on-scene, our teams collaborate to ensure

individuals in difficult situations receive compassionate care and immediate support.

Training and Education

Our partnership extends to education and training as well. FCCBH provides classes and case

management to inmates, equipping them with tools for recovery and growth. We also train

deputies and staff on de-escalation strategies, mental health awareness, and crisis

response—skills that make a difference in protecting both officers and community members.

In partnership with Price City Police Department, we also provide 40-hour Crisis Intervention

Team (CIT) training, which many ECSO deputies have successfully completed. This training

builds confidence and effectiveness in handling complex situations involving mental health and

substance use disorders.

Recovery and Resources

Together with ECSO, FCCBH supports the Recovery Court Program and other vital recovery

efforts. By providing access to treatment and behavioral health resources, we help create

pathways out of substance use disorder and into healthier futures.

And for anyone in urgent need, FCCBH offers a 24-Hour Receiving Center in Price, available to

individuals in crisis at any time—ensuring immediate help and connection to care.

A Partnership That Matters

We’re grateful for the Emery County Sheriff’s Office and the meaningful collaboration that

strengthens both public safety and community well-being. Partnerships like these show the

power of working together to bring hope, healing, and recovery to our communities.