CMPD and FBI will conduct a training exercise at the Bojangles Entertainment Complex and Latta Nature Preserve on September 8, 2025, impacting local traffic and noise levels.

Kaua'i's "Recovery Through Connections and Community" fair, hosted by the county and partners, will take place on Sept. 12 to support local recovery journeys.

Survivors and experts gathered at a National Training Institute event in Orlando to discuss gun violence and advocate for prevention and support for victims.

The state Commercial Aviation Work Group will hold its fourth public meeting of the year on September 17 in Union Gap City Hall, with both in-person and online participation options.

Minnesota State University, Mankato hosted a Safety Expo featuring interactive safety learning with local police and firefighters.

The Bloomington Police Department is participating in a contest to win a new speed sign for traffic safety and is rallying community support through online voting.

Fort Collins prepares to celebrate the 40th anniversary of The Farm at Lee Martinez Park with a free public event featuring music, food, and family activities.

The Plymouth Police Department welcomed students back to school, praising their School Resource Officers for ensuring a safe environment, as shared on their Facebook page.

The article discusses the safety of school bus riders, emphasizing the importance of vigilance when boarding and alighting, and providing safety tips for children and parents.

York County lifted its boil water advisory after confirming the water's safety, following a main break caused by natural events. Officials countered rumors and thanked residents for their patience.

Yavapai County Board of Supervisors honored two Sheriff's Office employees for 25 years of service, highlighting their commitment to public safety and community service.

Boerne celebrated the groundbreaking of Northside Community Park, focusing on community spirit and quality of life, with $16.5 million invested in the 40-acre project featuring various amenities and environmental stewardship.

Boston Police officers visited a day care program with their Ice Cream Truck and comfort dog Copper to engage with children and foster community connections.