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  1. Scott leads the city's violence prevention strategy in Baltimore, with the Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement providing support.

Leaders are proposing a new safety department in Baltimore, which will operate alongside both EMS and the Baltimore Police Department.

5 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Leaders are proposing a new safety department in Baltimore, which will operate alongside both EMS and the Baltimore Police Department.

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Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and EngagementBaltimoreBaltimore Police Department

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  1. The Baltimore City Council is considering the formation of a new public safety agency to address citywide needs.Sub-event
  2. Leaders propose a new safety department in Baltimore, involving the Mayor's Office, EMS, and police.1 source

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