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First look: New poll tests public's view of Nashville police
A strong majority of residents feel safe in Nashville and give high marks to Police Chief John Drake and the Metro Nashville Police Department overall, according to a new poll. Those findings were coupled, however, with a perception that the city isn’t as safe as five years ago.
Axios — October 2024
Safety survey: 'Apprehension' in a business community that's otherwise 'on fire'
Nashville Business Journal — October 2024
A number of business leaders in Nashville say crime is impacting their workforce — and they believe they have a duty to work with police to make the city safer.
Police Activities League and YMCA team up to host fall break camp for students
Around 100 MNPS students spent fall break at Camp Widjiwagan in Antioch for a week-long day camp filled with activities, mentorship, and skill development. Spearheaded by the Nashville Police + Public Safety Alliance, YMCA of Middle Tennessee and Police Activities League, the camp featured programming and participation from Nashville sports teams including the Nashville Predators.
WSMV — October 2024
Alliance raises $1.8M to improve public safety in Nashville
The Nashville Police + Public Safety Alliance, and independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit, has a mission to improve public safety in partnership with the Metro Nashville Police Department.
WKRN — September 2024
Public safety, public duty: Help us create a safer Nashville
Nashville Business Journal — August 2024
Public safety is a shared responsibility, and the Nashville Police + Public Safety Alliance is inviting businesses to play a crucial role. Your expertise, experience and gifts are not just essential to our work; they are invaluable.
Alliance launches, will engage business community to improve public safety
Nashville Business Journal - July, 2024