Sentences with phrase «public safety initiatives»

While new officers were not included in the mayor's preliminary budget for fiscal year 2016, a number of public safety initiatives were funded.

With strong international experience, key communication skills and significant insight into efficient and effective public safety initiatives, I feel that I am a knowledgeable and qualified candidate.

Community - oriented public servant deeply committed to protecting lives, citizens and property through rapid emergency response, diligent crime - prevention efforts and high - visibility public safety initiatives.

We continue to invest here and the dividends continue to be paid off to our community in economic development opportunities, infrastructure improvements and public safety initiatives just like this.»

The focus is on a «continued commitment to economic development and job growth, increased housing, new public safety initiatives, as well as support for parks and recreation, youth and education and arts and cultural organizations.»

Miner says some things that residents will see in her second term, include the second phase of school reconstruction, an economic development plan that is coming out shortly, and more public safety initiatives.

The current Town Board has been fiscally responsible and strict on winery regulations, event laws and public safety initiatives.

But beneath the reports of economic development progress, public safety initiatives and new schools construction, lurks more fiscal challenges.

«By investing in education, workforce development, agriculture and public safety initiatives, we are improving the quality of life for residents across the state and providing new opportunities for families to learn, work and live in New York.»

She has voted in favor of child protection legislation, including making illegal sexual orientation conversion therapy on minors, public safety initiatives, and various animal protection bills.

There is no evidence that breed - specific laws reduce dog bites or attacks on people, and they divert resources from more effective animal control and public safety initiatives.

In October 2002, the FJC was launched as a public safety initiative by the City of San Diego under the leadership of the City Attorney's Office and the San Diego Police Department.