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  • Before Autumn Evenings Grow Darker, Put the Walk Home on the Safety Agenda

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    September 16, 2026

    Before Autumn Evenings Grow Darker, Put the Walk Home on the Safety Agenda

    A community program can offer a welcoming room, capable staff,…

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  • Second Chance Act Grants Offer Up to $1 Million for Treatment That Includes Families

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    September 15, 2026

    Second Chance Act Grants Offer Up to $1 Million for Treatment That Includes Families

    A federal funding opportunity gives eligible organizations a reason to…

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  • Recovery Month Should Leave Neighborhoods With Places to Belong

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    September 15, 2026

    Recovery Month Should Leave Neighborhoods With Places to Belong

    National Recovery Month gives neighborhoods a reason to examine who…

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  • California Grants: Resilience Center Applications Now Due September 30

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    September 15, 2026

    California Grants: Resilience Center Applications Now Due September 30

    California is the next stop in this series examining state…

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  • Before the Next Storm, New York Neighborhoods Need a Plan They Can Actually Use

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    September 14, 2026

    Before the Next Storm, New York Neighborhoods Need a Plan They Can Actually Use

    September’s emergency preparedness campaign offers New York City a useful…

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  • COSSUP Grants: September 24 Is the First Deadline for Community Substance Use Proposals

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    September 14, 2026

    COSSUP Grants: September 24 Is the First Deadline for Community Substance Use Proposals

    Communities considering a federal grant to address substance use and…

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  • Seattle’s Next Gun Violence Plan Needs Clear Responsibilities and Public Results

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    September 13, 2026

    Seattle’s Next Gun Violence Plan Needs Clear Responsibilities and Public Results

    After another deadly weekend in Belltown, Seattle faces a familiar…

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  • An Anti-Asian Attack in Queens Tests New York City’s Community- Safety Promise

    Editorial Office

    September 13, 2026

    An Anti-Asian Attack in Queens Tests New York City’s Community- Safety Promise

    A young Asian American couple was reportedly attacked in Hunter’s…

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  • Arkansas Community Development Grants: An October 16 Opportunity to Address Local Infrastructure Needs

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    September 13, 2026

    Arkansas Community Development Grants: An October 16 Opportunity to Address Local Infrastructure Needs

    A community safety agenda should include the public facilities and…

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  • Substance Use Disorders Are a Community-Safety Issue: What Happens After the Crisis?

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    September 12, 2026

    Substance Use Disorders Are a Community-Safety Issue: What Happens After the Crisis?

    Reversing an overdose, stabilizing someone in an emergency department, or…

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