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More trick-or-treaters mean more pedestrians on neighborhood streets this Halloween 🎃 With research showing a 43% higher risk of pedestrian fatalities on Halloween evenings, proactive safety communication can make a difference.

Costumes, candy, and crowded streets make Halloween a busy night for families and local law enforcement. Use your agency's app to share pedestrian safety reminders, neighborhood alerts, and Halloween event information to help residents celebrate safely.

Red Ribbon Week is October 23–31, bringing attention to the importance of drug prevention, education, and community awareness. Police departments have an opportunity to make a lasting impact through school visits, outreach programs, and partnerships with local organizations.

As Tropical Storm Isaias continues to develop, our thoughts are with the communities, families, and first responders who may be impacted. Stay safe and continue to follow guidance from your local officials and the National Weather Service.

A custom mobile app gives your department another direct way to share prevention messaging, traffic advisories, and community safety resources, helping residents stay informed and make safer choices on the road.

Your community may already have the resources. The missing piece could be the connection. With ThePoliceApp.​com, departments can create one trusted place where residents can find local prevention and treatment and recovery information. #ThePoliceApp #OverdosePrevention

Deputy Chief Kurt from the Glen Ellyn Police Department shared this about his experience working with our team: “Every OCV representative I have interactions with is outstanding. They are quick to answer my questions which helps with administering our app.”

With hubs.ly/Q04xXcH70, departments can create a year-round connection between residents and the prevention, treatment and recovery resources available in their own communities. Give your community another way to find help before they need to call 911.

Progress creates an opportunity. The question is what we do with it. Police departments can help protect that progress by making prevention, treatment and recovery information easier for residents to access, not just during a crisis, but all year long.

Could your department be missing valuable information from your community? Submit a Tip is one of the features departments can choose to include in their custom mobile app, giving residents an easy way to share information with their agency right from their phones.

Today, we remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and honor the first responders and everyday heroes whose courage and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

Happy Labor Day! 🇺🇸 Thank you to all those working this Labor Day and every day to serve their communities. We appreciate all you do!

New provisional data from the CDC estimates 69,973 drug overdose deaths in the United States in 2025, a nearly 14% decline from 2024 and the third consecutive year overdose deaths have decreased. The work isn't finished.

The relationship built before the incident determines how the incident is experienced. See how hubs.ly/Q04t14JY0 can help your department stay connected 👇 hubs.ly/Q04t13RP0

hubs.ly/Q04t0Xwk0 is the direct channel that makes proactive, procedurally just community communication scalable. Trust requires a communication posture. See what a custom mobile app can do for your department 👇 hubs.ly/Q04t17TG0

The Harvard CAPS/Harris Poll found that 75% of Americans now hold a favorable view of law enforcement, a meaningful recovery from 2020 lows. It began with communication. hubs.ly/Q04t0-vV0 is how your department builds that connection directly!

This is the exact moment when proactive communication from your department changes how every family in the drop-off line experiences your presence. Ready to strengthen communication across your community? 👇 hubs.ly/Q04t0RmF0

• 35% increase in overall crime during summer months • 11% spike in burglary from June through August • 10% increase in reported sexual assault • 11.5% rise in domestic violence incidents Better connections = safer communities. hubs.ly/Q04lPPCx0

One tip could be the difference! Summer is one of the busiest seasons. More calls, more patrols, and an overall uptick in criminal activity. Does your community have a way to share intel with your agency? Request your free demo today. hubs.ly/Q04lPVh50

The ‘heat hypothesis’ is the documented connection between heat, aggression, and violent behavior. When residents and law enforcement can build a relationship through consistent communication, everyone is safer.  Request your free demo today.  hubs.ly/Q04lP-pP0