The police in a hub/COR environment is different than a 911 response. The 911 response is going to get the police, absolutely, or the emergency responders. But it's just one facet. There's stuff coming through the schools and social services. We're getting stuff through health and mental health; we're getting stuff through the community. The point is that a lot of this acute, elevated risk doesn't need a full police response; it needs a solution to a problem that's multi-faceted and multi-agency. I call it the low hanging fruit. About 75% of the call logging is generally your low hanging fruit.
We'll always be able to respond to those obvious emergency calls. We're very good at it in policing. We're very good at it in first response. We can't lose sight of that. We still need to be very good. We need to take some of the low hanging fruit, that anti-social behaviour stuff that left unchecked becomes crime, out of the system by solving some problems rather than continue to respond to it. The continued response is not effective and it's way too costly.