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DDACTS In the News:

Harford County, MD - Harford County Focused on Traffic, Sheriff Says
Flint, MI - Flint targeted by at least 9 initiatives in Gov. Rick Snyder's public safety plan
Alpharetta, GA - Alpharetta uses technology to track crime
The Romeo Observer - Patrols to enforce teen vehicle safety
Flint, MI - State police implement Flint strategy that targets overlap in traffic crashes and crime
Burlington County, NJ - Burlco officers to be redeployed to cut crime and crashes
Naples, FL - New data analysis may target hot spots for Collier deputies to be visible - POLL
Hagerstown, MD - Zoned police patrol effort begins in Hagerstown
Thibodaux, LA - DDACTS and Chief Silverii continue to make a difference in Thibodaux LA
SoMD News - Sheriff’s office begins new law enforcement model to reduce crime
Governing Magazine - Data-Driven Policing
Springfield, MA - Cops to halt crime and car accidents
Springfield, MA - New Strategy to Fight Springfield Street Violence
New Orleans, LA - Police increase traffic stops in Algiers as crime-fighting tool
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DDACTS Implementation Workshops

For more information or questions regarding DDACTS, please contact the DDACTS National Coordinator via email at ddacts@dot.gov or via telephone at 202-366-4292.

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