
Let Your Voice Be Heard: Take the Public Safety Survey Today
The Seattle Public Safety Survey works to collect qualitative and quantitative data that gives insight to perceptions of crime and safety within each micro-community. The areas measured are perceptions of police legitimacy, informal social control, social cohesion, fear of crime, social disorganization, and positive perceptions and high knowledge of Seattle Police Department’s community engagement initiatives. Ideally, a healthy community with positive police-citizen relations will have high police legitimacy, low social disorganization, high informal social control, high social cohesion, low fear of crime, and positive perception and high knowledge of police-community engagement effort.
The survey is accessible at publicsafetysurvey.org through November 30th and is available in Amharic, Arabic, Chinese, English, Korean, Oromo, Somali, Spanish, Tagalog, Tigrinya and Vietnamese.
Tis The Season
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The IF Project with Brandi Carlile
Rolling Stone covered the partnership between singer Brandi Carlile and the IF Project (co-founded by SPD Detecive Kim Bogucki), to reach out to incarcerated women to ask: “If there was something someone could have said or done to change the path that led you here, what would it have been?”
Ride Along With Chief Best
Today w/ @MayorJenny @CityAttyPeteH and @CMLGonzalez we filed a motion with the court to vacate over 200 old misdemeanor warrants. Outdated warrants do not make our communities safer, but instead cause harm, especially in communities of color. https://t.co/DVx8yB3kFe pic.twitter.com/GYLedldAlW
— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) November 27, 2018
Thank you @MayorJenny for joining me for roll call at the SW Precinct. Hardworking officers there bridging public safety and community engagement https://t.co/JSKgcTxK5K
— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) November 28, 2018
Great discussion today with @KingCoSheriff @SeaCPC and the Office of Law Enforcement Oversight discussing public safety and oversight. pic.twitter.com/v8jJ54I6SK
— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) November 27, 2018
Such fun tonight attending @MayorJenny Family Friendly Community Celebration and Ballard at Stoup Brewing pic.twitter.com/wutMgkWPYp
— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) November 27, 2018
Such fun tonight attending @MayorJenny Family Friendly Community Celebration and Ballard at Stoup Brewing pic.twitter.com/wutMgkWPYp
— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) November 27, 2018
Proud to recognize one of our @SeattlePD K9 officers and his trusty sidekick this morning for receiving a new certification in Open Air Detection. Great work! pic.twitter.com/L8yDIzguEZ
— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) November 21, 2018
En enero una estudiante de antropología en #seattle informó de la venta ilegal de piezas arqueológicas. Hoy @SeattlePD entregó 7 piezas prehispánicas para su repatriación a nuestro país. Muchas gracias gracias a @carmenbest @MayorJenny @CityofSeattle @SRE_mx @alalday @INAHmx pic.twitter.com/RdxyajV5em
— Roberto (@Dondisch) November 21, 2018
So great to be at the Othello Station Pharmacy opening. It’s the people and community partnerships that have made Othello a more vibrant and active neighborhood. We are a community united, and must continue to be here to support one another. pic.twitter.com/bq91kTZ5Qx
— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) November 19, 2018
I had a great time visiting the Duwamish Youth Corps today in @SouthParkWA. These wonderful young people are not only making a difference in the environment; they are building community. Moving ahead, looking forward. pic.twitter.com/4vaVxZOh4j
— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) November 17, 2018
I was honored to drop in and see all of the officer volunteers at the beds for kids event. Thank you @KING5Seattle for the coverage. @SeattlePF pic.twitter.com/j6mQOpVAXP
— Chief Carmen Best (@carmenbest) November 17, 2018