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Media Release – CORE+ Initiative Expands to Strengthen Downtown Safety The Belleville Police Service is proud to announce CORE+, an enhanced program building on the success of the summer’s Community-Oriented Responsive Enforcement (CORE) initiative. CORE+ continues strengthening downtown safety through visibility, targeted enforcement, and collaboration with community partners. Originally a four-week pilot, CORE united police and partners to address emerging issues and promote safety, earning strong community support and leading to its summer extension. CORE+ represents the next step in this collaborative approach, responding to recent increases in public nuisance, open-air drug use, and other disruptive behaviours. Read the full release: http://bit.ly/42SOCMM

Calling all businesses looking to do their part to make Louisville safe! GLI was proud to join Louisville Metro Police Department and fellow partners Louisville Downtown Partnership, Goodwill Kentucky, and Louisville Metro Government to announce Connect Louisville. The new program allows businesses across the Metro to partner with LMPD to register and integrate their security cameras through a simple and secure process to help increase public safety, officer response, and solving crime. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/esuUhX7F

Shantay Jackson and Devenray Rivera traveled to King County, WA, to work with the Regional Office of Gun Violence Prevention (ROGVP) as they advance the development of the county’s multi-year violence reduction strategic plan. The visit included tailored training and technical assistance, as well as in-depth discussions focused on shaping a comprehensive, holistic approach to safety. Together, they explored how the ROGVP will lead coordinated violence reduction efforts that prioritize the needs of King County residents and strengthen the region’s long-term public safety strategy.

Big moves in Lee County: over 650 buses are now equipped with full stop-arm camera systems to protect students on their way to and from school. The new program kicks off with a 30-day warning period, and full enforcement begins December 8th. What really stands out is the teamwork behind this initiative: the school district, the sheriff’s office, and BusPatrol all collaborating to enhance safety. This effort is not about policing for the sake of it; it’s about creating a safer ride home for every child on every route. When we transition from hoping “drivers will stop” to designing systems that ensure they must stop, behavior changes and safety become a reality. Lee County isn’t just talking about protecting kids; they’re taking action. For more details, visit the link: https://lnkd.in/g4gU2ZeG

A new era in federal public safety begins. The U.S. Department of the Interior has deployed the Mark43 public safety platform in partnership with Simple Technology Solutions, connecting thousands of federal officers across 855 locations and six law enforcement programs nationwide. This marks one of the most expansive cloud-native public safety modernizations ever undertaken, delivering a unified, secure, and interoperable system for agencies covering 20% of the nation’s landmass. Smarter. Safer. Connected. 🔗 Learn more: https://bit.ly/4omsUcR

The U.S. Department of the Interior is live on the Mark43 platform. More than 3,000 federal officers across six agencies are using on our FedRAMP High platform to safeguard approximately 20% of America’s land. We’re honored to deliver this landmark federal deployment in partnership with Simple Technology Solutions. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4omsUcR

This is a landmark moment for Mark43. The U.S. Department of the Interior has deployed our FedRAMP High platform, connecting 3,000+ officers across six agencies covering 20% of America’s land. As part of this deployment, we also launched Mark43 eCitations, a new cloud-native mobile tool that enables officers to issue citations digitally in the field. Honored to deliver this with Simple Technology Solutions. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4omsUcR

Before automated enforcement, nearly 8,000 vehicles a month were speeding through the City of Neptune Beach's school zones. Now? That number has been cut nearly in half. In the first month of full enforcement, speeding dropped by 48%. Four months in, violations were down 86%. See how communities across Florida are improving roadway safety: https://lnkd.in/er_T_nNK

We’re honored to share that Leon County Schools in Florida has renewed its contract with ZeroEyes for the third consecutive year. After two successful school years using our AI-based gun detection platform, the district continues to expand its deployment to protect more than 32,000 students, staff, and visitors across Tallahassee. “ZeroEyes has truly proven itself as a vital added layer of protection, and now I can’t imagine beginning a school year without it,” shared Jimmy Williams, Chief of Safety and Security Staff for Leon County Schools. “The customer service is exceptional, and the system is clear and easy to use.” Learn more about our collaboration with Leon County Schools and their unwavering commitment to school safety: https://hubs.ly/Q03QLjm10 #SchoolSafety #AIForGood

With trick-or-treaters about to take to the streets and daylight savings time coming to an end, it is a particularly important time to take note of factors that jeopardize pedestrian safety. In fact, the U.S. Department of Transportation has declared October as Pedestrian Safety Awareness Month. To help with enhancing awareness of pedestrian safety, attorney Taylor Golba recently provided answers to some frequently asked questions regarding pedestrian accidents. Click the following link for Taylor Golba’s answers to important pedestrian accident questions as well as additional tips for pedestrian safety. https://lnkd.in/eizgmpDD