| On February 27, North County Inc. (NCI) hosted its State of North County Leadership Luncheon. The focus was public safety trends, community engagement, and effective policing initiatives.
A full house of business, civic and community leaders had the opportunity to hear from public safety experts Captain Blake Carrigan, City of St. Ann Police Department, Chief Tim Fagan, City of Florissant Police Department, Chief Kenneth Gregory, St. Louis County Police Department, Chief James Hudanick, City of Hazelwood Police Department, Captain Michael Lang, North County Police Cooperative, Major Matthew Larson, City of Normandy Police Department and Major Tim Sanders, City of Bellefontaine Neighbors Police Department.
“NCI was pleased to convene this opportunity for our members to hear more about the status of public safety in the North St. Louis County community. Taking a deeper look at trends and the innovative initiatives being used by our police gives us a better understanding of the intentional efforts underway to decrease crime, increase safety, and communicate effectively with residents,” said Rebecca Zoll, President/CEO of NCI. “We thank the many police officers dedicated to serving and protecting the residents and businesses in North County.”
| What our public safety leaders had to say:
“Police & community partnerships are the backbones of community success”, Captain Blake Carrigan, The City of St. Ann Police Department.
“I was contacted by some attendees who said it was very informative. I enjoyed being a part of the panel!”, Chief Kenneth Gregory, St. Louis County Police Department.
“Public safety is a shared responsibility, and strong partnerships between law enforcement and the community are essential to building a safer, more connected city. Together, through trust, collaboration, and open communication, we can create an environment where everyone feels secure and supported” Chief Timothy Fagan, City of Florissant Police Department. |
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| “Collaboration is the key to community growth. NCI and the City of Hazelwood continue to drive initiatives that promote economic prosperity and community well-being in North St. Louis County”, Chief James Hudanick, The City of Hazelwood Police Department.
“Partnerships, such as this one with NCI, are exactly how we are able to spread our message about community service and engagement to help us to continue building our bonds and spreading our message”, Captain Michael Lang, North County Police Cooperative. |
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