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  • North Dakota’s Rural EMS Crisis Is a Community-Safety Crisis

    Editorial Office

    September 7, 2026

    North Dakota’s Rural EMS Crisis Is a Community-Safety Crisis

    When an ambulance system depends on an aging volunteer workforce,…

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  • On the Navajo Nation, Faster Emergency Response Requires More Than a New Building

    Editorial Office

    September 7, 2026

    On the Navajo Nation, Faster Emergency Response Requires More Than a New Building

    The new Shiprock First Responders Building is a substantial public…

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  • Crispus Attucks, Soldiers in American Streets, and the Meaning of Community Safety

    Editorial Office

    September 5, 2026

    Crispus Attucks, Soldiers in American Streets, and the Meaning of Community Safety

    Americans often discuss police violence, military deployments in American cities,…

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  • Stop Asking Whether Civilian Crisis Responders Replace Police. Ask Whether 911 Sends the Right Team.

    Editorial Office

    September 5, 2026

    Stop Asking Whether Civilian Crisis Responders Replace Police. Ask Whether 911 Sends the Right Team.

    When a call reaches 911 about a person in a…

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  • Public Libraries Are Quiet Community Safety Infrastructure

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    September 4, 2026

    Public Libraries Are Quiet Community Safety Infrastructure

    When public officials discuss community safety, they usually begin with…

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  • Community Safety Is Not Social Work: Let’s Name the Work Social Work Left Outside Its Borders

    Editorial Office

    September 3, 2026

    Community Safety Is Not Social Work: Let’s Name the Work Social Work Left Outside Its Borders

    New York City routinely uses the phrase “social work” as…

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  • NeON Shows What a Community-Safety Hub Can Be

    Editorial Office

    September 1, 2026

    NeON Shows What a Community-Safety Hub Can Be

    New York City’s neighborhood probation centers combine supervision with food…

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  • The Atlanta BeltLine Killing Was a Community Safety Failure Long Before the Knife Was Drawn

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    September 1, 2026

    The Atlanta BeltLine Killing Was a Community Safety Failure Long Before the Knife Was Drawn

    The death of Ramon Harris should force cities to confront…

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  • Editorial Office

    August 29, 2026

    Portland’s Centennial Mills Fire: When Infrastructure, Freight, and Public Health Share a Collapse Zone

    August 23, 2026 Portland’s August 2 fire at the 116-year-old…

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  • When 109°F Comes to the Block: What New York, Baltimore, and Phoenix Reveal About Heat and Community Safety

    Editorial Office

    August 29, 2026

    When 109°F Comes to the Block: What New York, Baltimore, and Phoenix Reveal About Heat and Community Safety

    Imagine an older adult in a sixth-floor Brownsville apartment during…

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