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ROCKFORD  Acknowledging the city’s struggle to contain a pandemic-fueled violent crime surge last year, Mayor Tom McNamara on Wednesday said public safety remains his top priority. During a pre-recorded annual State of the City address released Wednesday, McNamara announced plans to expand the scope of his domestic violence prevention office “to address violence and public safety issues across the community.”  “Clearly, the last 14 months have been some of the most challenging in our city’s 169-year history,” McNamara said. “The COVID-19 pandemic has left death and illness, along with economic and social destruction, in its wake. However, as we have so many times in our past, the people of Rockford came together to face the challenge. Our community is resilient, and our people have tremendous grit. We must not just simply reopen. Instead, we must rebuild.” 

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