Requires the inclusion of suicide prevention resources to be provided with a warrant of eviction, including the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and the applicable Suicide Crisis telephone number as provided by the Office of Mental Health.

The bill requires that when a warrant of eviction is issued, it must include information about suicide prevention resources. This includes the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline and a local suicide crisis hotline provided by the Office of Mental Health. The goal is to offer support to individuals facing eviction, which can be a stressful and potentially harmful situation.

Supporters of the bill argue that it provides crucial support to vulnerable individuals at a time of crisis. By including suicide prevention resources with eviction notices, the legislation aims to save lives and promote mental health awareness during difficult circumstances.

Critics may argue that the bill adds unnecessary requirements to the eviction process, potentially complicating legal proceedings. They might contend that while the intent is good, it could divert attention from addressing the root causes of eviction and homelessness.