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A National Institute of Justice-funded evaluation of Project Safe Neighborhoods found that violent crime declined more in cities that used the program than in cities that did not. Case studies of nine cities also showed a decline in gun violence.
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With support from BJA, the Florida Regional Community Policing Institute at St. Petersburg College has launched In Harm's Way: Law Enforcement Suicide Prevention, a web site which provides an online toolkit, training information, and other resources.
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2009 National Training Conference for Criminal Justice and Community Leaders
11.4.09–11.6.09
Green Bay, Wisconsin
This conference focuses on developing stronger relationships between tribal and non-tribal law enforcement agencies. The conference theme, "Working Together to Serve Better" has evolved to include the improvement of working relationships with social service agencies, the court system, educators, gaming security personnel, and community leaders.
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11.4.09–11.6.09
Green Bay, Wisconsin
This conference focuses on developing stronger relationships between tribal and non-tribal law enforcement agencies. The conference theme, "Working Together to Serve Better" has evolved to include the improvement of working relationships with social service agencies, the court system, educators, gaming security personnel, and community leaders.
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