Do you know how to assess, identify and prioritize public safety needs in your community? With community data, it’s easy for changemakers, city leaders and elected officials to take an equitable approach to public safety. Join NLC and mySidewalk on Thursday, May 26 at 2:00 pm to learn how first responders, EMS and other public safety leaders can use CRAIG 1300 alongside community data to reduce risk and increase public safety in your neighborhood.
Registration link will take you to a non-NLC web page.
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