There’s a lot to think about.

To reduce crime, you need to avoid strategies that apply common crime fallacies.

To reduce crime, you need place managers to dismantle crime opportunities.

To reduce crime, you need to focus on outcomes.

To reduce crime, you need to work with the people who own the places with crime.

To reduce crime, you should focus on the tiny fraction of addresses that experience most of the crime.

Leveraging new technologies and community partnerships

When a disaster strikes, there’s no time for silos. Cross-discipline integration and partnerships at the local level are the answer.

Ensuring your community is prepared for a mass shooting or other critical incident