Perhaps no corner of the college campus better illustrates the innovations that the modern delivery of student services has experienced than does the university police department, where, according to Katherine Knott (2022) in "Inside Higher Ed," the growing trend toward a co-responder model--pairing mental health professionals with campus officers to support students--is taking hold from the University of California Riverside and Cal State Long Beach to Oregon State University. Reflecting on the frontline work done at University of Florida (UF), where the authors were involved with the creation of UFPD's Behavioral Services Division and the first-ever campus police department employing and embedding mental health clinicians, launching the UFPD "co-responder program" in Summer 2022. The UFPD co-responder program pairs a licensed behavioral health specialist with a specialty-trained police officer to respond to campus calls that may involve emotional distress or a behavioral health crisis.