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Faced with a huge agenda of important issues, news and announcements affecting Georgetown, Burleith and Hillandale, presented by dozens of officials,

While crime can spike in the summer months, MPD is implementing a plan this week to use data-driven techniques, community policing, and enhanced patrolling to

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Chief Robert Contee of Washington's Metropolitan Police Department said last week that he would be stepping down from his position. Over 30 years of service to MPD, Contee advanced through the ranks. He was my first lieutenant when I joined the department in 2000. I can tell you that he hasn't changed one bit from the day I met him. He is an authentic person, a true leader, and a police official who genuinely cares about the city where he grew up.

At a ceremony Monday, Don Graham unveiled the hard work and fundraising that went into the D.C. Police Memorial.

The recent strategy is set to start Monday May 1, and according to the outgoing Chief of Police Robert Contee, it is "a return to the basics."

After more than a decade in the making, a fountain and wall honoring fallen D.C. police officers was unveiled Monday.

Chief Robert Contee will step down in June before beginning his new role with the FBI, and one D.C.-based community organizer is speaking out about how she hopes to see the next police chief support the city, and the work that may involve.

With just over 3,350 officers, the size of the DC Police force keeps shrinking as officers leave faster than they can be replaced.