Converts community crisis response team pilot program into permanent program; appropriates $6 million.

This bill makes a temporary community crisis response team pilot program in New Jersey permanent and allocates $6 million in funding. It allows eligible municipalities and community organizations in specific counties to apply for grants to establish teams that handle emergencies through non-police methods like triage and referrals to social services. The Attorney General will manage the annual grant selection process, which prioritizes groups that have already been approved for violence intervention work for at least two years. Funds can be used for planning, staffing, operational costs, and training to support these community-based safety initiatives.