This resolution expresses support for designating the week of September 13 to 19, 2026, as "National Co-Responder and Crisis Clinician Week" to recognize professionals who work in co-response programs. Co-response teams pair law enforcement, fire services, and emergency medical staff with mental health professionals to respond to behavioral health-related calls and crises in communities. The resolution acknowledges that mental illness and substance abuse affect millions of Americans and create significant challenges for communities, and it highlights how co-response teams help de-escalate situations and connect people to resources like counseling, medication-assisted treatment, housing, and other services. The resolution contains no new funding or enforcement mechanisms, as it is a symbolic measure expressing congressional support for recognizing these workers and their contribution to community safety and public health. This type of resolution does not require the president's signature and has no direct budgetary impact.