Portland's Lents Youth Initiative Empowers Teens to Shape Safer Communities through Summer Internship Program
The Lents Youth Initiative in Portland engaged youth in community safety programs, where interns received training and led projects to improve local neighborhoods, including conducting a safety assessment of Lincoln Park.
St. Louis Park Police Department Seeks New Recruits to Embrace Community Policing Philosophy, Application until September 1
St. Louis Park Police Department is seeking recruits to join their community-oriented force with applications due by September 1, as outlined in their recent job posting.
Multnomah County Invites Community to Celebrate CROPS Farm Grand Reopening, A Model of Sustainability and Social Equity
Multnomah County announces the grand reopening of its CROPS Farm, showcasing sustainable agricultural practices and social equity efforts focused on supporting marginalized farmers.
Bay Area Sees Dip in BART Crime Rates Amid Policing and Infrastructure Upgrades
BART reports a drop in crime, with violent and property crimes decreasing in 2025. Upgraded fare gates and a highly visible police presence are credited for the improvement.
Spanish Fork to Host Commemorative 9/11 Project: A Blend of Remembrance, Education, and Community Service
The Major Brent Taylor Foundation is hosting the 9/11 Project at Spanish Fork Fairgrounds for remembrance and service from September 10-13, featuring interactive exhibits, educational trips, and a community fair.
Rice County Child Support Unit Hosts Open House to Commemorate 50 Years of the National Child Support Enforcement Act
The Rice County Child Support Unit celebrates the 50th anniversary of the National Child Support Enforcement Act with an open house to educate the public on services offered.












