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Montgomery County leaders hope to use security camera incentive program to combat violent
Montgomery county is ready to use modern technology to help fight crime. A partnership between business owners, residents and police.
Seattle police add protocol for low-priority 9-1-1 calls
The Seattle Police Department has created a "Z-Disposition Action" for 9-1-1 calls that don't require a police response, as determined by a supervisor. The policy records such calls and is meant to help address a shortage of police officers.
Counties slow to tell plans for 911 merger
When the Public Safety Act was passed, there were about 114 PSAPs in the state. Since, the number dropped to 98, with some consolidating on their own.
NOTICE: Bills Signed by Gov. Edwards. June 21, 2022.
Today, Gov. John Bel Edwards announced that he has signed the following bills into law from the 2022 Regular Legislative Session.
Police are fighting crime by looking at buildings, not criminals
Is one way to reduce crime to focus on places rather than people? That’s a bet the Kansas City Police Department placed in 2019 when it ramped up an approach known as risk-based policing.
What bills will become laws in Mississippi in July
The state’s newest laws will take effect July 1, including tax cuts, medical marijuana and a new official state song. The Mississippi Legislative session, which ended in April, also saw the legislature pass a record budget, as states throughout the nation are flush with federal cash.
Gov. Stitt Signs Executive Order Aimed At Enhancing School Security
Governor Kevin Stitt announced the signing of an executive order Thursday focused on shoring up security at Oklahoma schools.
Locks on 340,000 exterior school doors across Texas will be checked as part of Uvalde shooting response
In the wake of the deadliest school shooting in state history, the Texas Education Agency plans to check whether hundreds of thousands of external school building doors lock properly before the next school year begins.