Monterey Park mass shooting: City offering additional mental-health resources for traumatized residents

MONTEREY PARK, Calif. (KABC) — The city of Monterey Park wants its residents to know about all the resources available for mental health support and counseling as the city continues to recover from the mass shooting that claimed 11 lives.

City officials are holding a press conference on Tuesday to detail various resources that include drop-in crisis counseling and mental health hotlines.

The city is partnering with Chinatown Service Center to provide drop-in services at the Monterey Park Bruggemeyer Library through Feb. 10.

Additional mental-health counselors will be available at the Langley Senior Center through Feb. 3.

Details and a list of other resources are available at the city’s website here.

Here’s what we know about the 11 victims of the Monterey Park mass shooting