As temperatures rise and schools close for the summer, law enforcement agencies across the country brace for what has become a well-documented seasonal trend: the summer crime surge. While summer is often thought of as a season of freedom, sunshine, and outdoor fun, it’s also historically associated with increased incidents of shootings, assaults, and property...
When we think about creating safer communities, we often focus on technology—surveillance systems, access control, alarm systems. But there’s another powerful tool in the safety toolbox: green spaces. Parks, gardens, and even tree-lined streets don’t just look good—they actively contribute to reducing crime and encouraging positive community engagement. In fact, the National Environmental Education Foundation...
Some say this is the “most wonderful time of the year” in Texas. No, not back-to-school time, but the beginning of high school football season! We look forward to hearing the crash of football pads, the roar of the crowd and the band playing the school fight song. And in Texas high school stadiums can...
The beginning of summer brings outdoor music and art festivals to cities all over the country. These multi-day events are a great way to enjoy the warmer weather, spend time with friends and enjoy a bit of culture. Naturally, any occasion with big crowds in unfamiliar venues will have risks and possible complications. Here are...
From the attack at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta to the Boston Marathon bombing to the suicide bombers outside a soccer game in Paris, criminals and terrorists often target sporting events. These venues attract these types of attacks because of the large number of people all in one place. In addition, there will typically be...
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