The Central California Intelligence Center Fusion Center has launched a partnership program for faith-based organizations to improve security and information sharing. Rancho Cordova Police Department announced on social media that the program is free for participants and aims to connect intelligence operations with the religious community.
Faith-based organizations are invited to join the Central California Intelligence Center partnership to receive vital security bulletins, public security awareness information, and updates on available non-profit grants, as reported by the Rancho Cordova Police Department. Interested groups can sign up by visiting sacrtac.org, navigating to the “services” tab, then the “private sector” tab, and selecting the Faith Based Organizations info button. The process is designed to be simple, ensuring steady communication and resource distribution.
According to the Rancho Cordova Police Department on their Facebook page, the Central California Intelligence Center has launched an initiative focused on improving safety and preparedness for faith communities. The program partners with faith-based organizations to strengthen security and build stronger connections across Central California.
