Elevating Mental Health Care for First Responders: Back Your Blue Ep. 21

Posted May 18, 2024

State Representative Devan Seabaugh’s own experience as a paramedic influenced his dedication to ensuring that first responders have access to mental health services. He discusses important new laws to keep communities safer as well as how he came to sponsor HB 451, dubbed the Ashley Wilson Law.

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