The Governor’s Office, the Rainbow Alliance and Inclusion Network (RAIN) Business Resource Group, Office of Financial Management State HR Division and the Department of Enterprise Services have worked to ensure state agencies with public facing offices have the opportunity to be a safe place for all by participating in the Safe Places program – initially created by the Seattle Police Department.
In Bremerton today working on a story about the police department’s Safe Place program – modeled after one that was launched in Seattle several years ago.
— Steve McCarron KOMO (@SteveTVNews) August 22, 2019
So far, 30 businesses have signed up. BPD is hoping for more.
More info here: https://t.co/LGkIJ0aspR pic.twitter.com/KhZCfvDkZN
Thanks to Amazon and the Seattle Fire Foundation for welcoming us to talk about public safety! pic.twitter.com/3nvXDMT6L8
— Seattle Fire Dept. (@SeattleFire) August 27, 2019
Happy #InternationalDogDay! pic.twitter.com/N9FjZU18yz
— Seattle Police Department (@SeattlePD) August 26, 2019