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Businesspeople wishing to display Safe Place Program stickers can get further information online at www.sandiego.gov/police/safeplace. During a news conference at Urban MO’s Bar & Grill in Hillcrest, San Diego Police Department Chief David Nisleit, Mayor Todd Gloria and members of the City Council were joined by LGBTQ business and community leaders to outline the SDPD’s Safe Place Program. “The San Diego Police Department wants every resident to feel safe when reporting a hate crime that has already occurred or helping us stop crime before it happens by reporting suspicious activity,”...

April 28th, 2021 by Featured The program launched this morning at a press conference held at Urban Mo's in Hillcrest. Continuing efforts to create safer communities for all, San Diego Police Chief David Nisleit and Mayor Todd Gloria were joined today by Council President Jennifer Campbell, Council President Pro Tem Stephen Whitburn and LGBTQ business and community leaders to launch the San Diego Police Department’s new Safe Place Program. The Safe Place Program is an initiative to help San Diegans clearly identify businesses that are safe places for victims of a hate crime or how to report...

San Diego police, LGBTQ leaders launch 'Safe Place Program' for reporting hate crimes, suspicious activity A new program helps to identify safe places for San Diegans in the LGBTQ community to go if they become victims of a hate crime or need to report suspicious activity Author: Heather Hope (Reporter) Updated: 5:45 PM PDT April 28, 2021 SAN DIEGO — Urban Mo's is just one of a growing list of San Diego businesses with a blue “Safe Place” sticker up on its front window to designate that it is a location, where members of the LGBTQ community can feel safe ...

The award recognizes the Safe Place agency for the outreach done throughout the community that they serve. Author: Ellen Smith Updated: 8:48 PM EST January 27, 2021 CLARK COUNTY, Ind. — COVID has affected the way we all interact with each other and the virus has made it hard on organizations that run outreach programs. That in-person interaction has been replaced by other means of interaction, especially for places like the Clark County Youth Shelter. “Now outreach is mostly through social media, but also sending the schools our safe place presentation to ...

Charleston to consider collaboration to fight hate crimes VIDEO: Charleston to consider collaboration to fight hate crimes By Live 5 Web Staff | December 15, 2020 at 3:00 AM EST - Updated December 15 at 3:00 AM CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Charleston Police officers may be getting some extra ride-alongs if city leaders approve a new partnership. Charleston City Council will consider working with a researcher with the Policing Hate Crime Project as part of a project to fight hate crimes in the city. The partnership would provide access to data and surveys as well as actual ride-alongs with ...