SPD Safe Place: A National Model
SPD Safe Place continues to be a national model. The Baltimore Police Department this week launched their own Safe Place program inspired by Seattle.
SPD Analytics Program Measures Up
Information Management magazine published an article touting SPD’s Data Driven Section.
“The data is unprecedented in policing — all the information we gather about our Terry stops, frisks, crisis intervention and use of force, including officer-involved shootings—we put it out publicly,’’ Maxey says.
K-9 Happy Hour 
Please join some of Seattle’s finest and furriest officers for a K-9 Happy Hour!
Proceeds will go to support the Seattle Police Department’s K-9 Unit.
2018 Precinct Picnics
2018 Precinct Picnics are just around the corner. Mark your calendars.
Precinct Picnic Dates:
- Southwest: Saturday, August 11th, 11am – 3pm @ Delridge Community Center, 4501 Delridge Way SW
- South: Sunday, August 12th, 1pm – 4pm @ Columbia Park, 4721 Rainier Ave S
- West: Thursday, August 16th, 4pm – 7pm @ Hing Hay Park, 423 Maynard Ave S
- North: Saturday, August 18th, 1pm – 4pm @ SPD North Precinct, 10049 College Way N
- East: Saturday, August 25th, 1pm – 4pm @ SPD East Precinct, 1519 12th Ave
For sponsorship information, please contact Justin@seattlepolicefoundation.org or 206-733-9372.
To register for a booth at the picnics, please contact Diane.Pilon@seattle.gov.
Out and About with Chief Carmen Best
Law enforcement appreciation with the Breakfast Group -providing mentoring and scholarships to young African-American males.
Keynote – Lisa Manion Chief of Staff for King County Prosecuting Attorney Dan Satterberg @KCProsecutor @SeattlePD @BGroup76 pic.twitter.com/w0CBXnVwPb— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) June 14, 2018
Farewell event for Consul General Lou Linquan, (PRC). pic.twitter.com/L1Qaur4H2k
— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) June 11, 2018
Today on Rainier avenue radio with Mac S. McGregor @Mckick supporting Rainier Avenue community bicycle drive, working with Bike Works @bikeworks206 to refurbish donated bicycles and put them in the hands of children to college age. You can make a difference.@SeattlePD pic.twitter.com/Y5GjB8nq8h
— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) June 10, 2018
I had the pleasure of participating in the Dr. Carol Simmons “Against All Odds” scholarship presentation tonight, for Garfield Senior Bethany Long, who wants to become a police officer after college. pic.twitter.com/XW3OGLkV5S
— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) June 8, 2018