Safety Analytics

03/13/2026

Our hearts are so heavy with the losses of 7-year-old Skylar from Pearland, TX and 5-year-old Zam from Port St. Lucie, FL this week. Both children tragically drowned near their homes. A stark reminder that as the weather warms, wandering cases tend to increase. Please share this graphic and remind your communities that if a person with autism goes missing, SEARCH WATER FIRST. Link to our resources in comments.

03/09/2026

Due to recent events, the threat level against our houses of worship has gone up.

Local police, fire, and emergency management can help by increasing proactive prevention programs.

Seats are still available for next week:

03/06/2026

begins this weekend! When you change your clocks, remember to check your alarms! This is a great time to check the manufacturing date on your and alarms. Replace outdated alarms and replace alkaline batteries in alarms that still use them. Choosing a new alarm? Select one from a well-known national brand with a hush feature and sealed, long-life battery: https://ow.ly/hmti50QJyPo

02/23/2026

Even more important in the winter months when visibility is worse and the roads are narrowed by snow banks.

Alert today, alive tomorrow. Protect those who protect you. Move Over to protect emergency personnel.

02/23/2026

This is a very important message.

Public agencies should also send everyone and everything they can right away.

You can always cancel the response if the child is found quickly. Dont wait for hours to call in mutual aid and special teams.

🚨 If a child or adult with autism is missing, SEARCH WATER FIRST.

💧Water safety saves lives. Drowning is a leading cause of death for children — and for children with autism, the risk is significantly higher. Drowning accounts for more than 70% of wandering-related fatalities.

What Autism Families Should Know:
• Children with autism may be drawn to water — regardless of temperature or type
• Natural water (ponds, lakes, rivers, canals, fountains, wastewater) may be especially appealing
• Use social stories to teach water safety & trusted adults
• Reinforce: never enter water alone
• Use visual schedules to show when water play is appropriate
• Take every precaution to prevent wandering

Visit NAA’s Wandering Prevention resources to learn more. 💙

02/23/2026

02/17/2026

With National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund – I just got recognized as one of their top fans!

02/10/2026

Houses of Worship Liaison Program Training (5 days)
March 16–20, 2026

Littleton MA Police Department

This intensive course prepares officers and community representatives to work effectively with faith-based communities. Students learn to conduct security and crime prevention assessments, recognize hate crimes and terrorism indicators, teach suspicious activity reporting, deliver de-escalation and active threat response training, participate in threat assessment teams, and facilitate tabletop exercises tailored to houses of worship.

Register at www.safetyanalytics.us

Registration for: Course: Houses of Worship Liaison Officer Program - 5 Days Location: Littleton Police Department Date(s): Monday March 16 to Friday March 20, 2026 Hours: 08:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Each Day Tuition is $900 per person Leaders and Safety Volunteers from the Faith Community receive a Dis...

01/19/2026

Highly recommended, and it is FREE!

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01/19/2026

Problem ➡️ Aggressive Driving ❌
Solution ➡️ 4 Simple Tips ✅

01/17/2026

What is your local police agency's community policing strategy?

Do they have liaison programs for Elders, Houses of Worship? The Autistic Community?

We can help you create these programs in 2026

Current Courses - Registration Open

01/16/2026

Safety and Security for Houses of Worship (5-day intensive course)

Next session: March 16–20, 2026 @ Littleton PD — Register here https://forms.gle/YLMzTcRj4Db3MiVK6

This interactive program prepares police officers and community representatives to serve as liaison officers to faith-based communities, with a focus on practical, actionable guidance to help make facilities, participants, and guests safer.

Course includes:
• Overview of major religions: core beliefs, origins, service days, observances, customs, facilities, and etiquette

• Relevant property crimes and statutes, laws of self-defense, and bias (including personal bias)

Students will learn how to:
• Conduct security and crime prevention assessments for faith facilities

• Recognize hate crimes, terrorism indicators, and bias (including personal bias)

• Teach suspicious activity recognition and reporting

• Teach response to bomb threats, suspicious packages, and SWATing incidents

• Teach verbal contact and de-escalation skills to security personnel and safety volunteers

• Deliver active threat / active shooter response presentations

• Participate in multi-disciplinary threat assessment and threat management teams

• Facilitate tabletop exercises for emergency scenarios in faith-based environments

Class time: 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m. each day

Tuition: $900 (discounted to $500 for representatives of the faith community)

Includes: 5 full days of instruction, training manual, and lunch provided each day

Registration for: Course: Houses of Worship Liaison Officer Program - 5 Days Location: Littleton Police Department Date(s): Monday March 16 to Friday March 20, 2026 Hours: 08:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Each Day Tuition is $900 per person Leaders and Safety Volunteers from the Faith Community receive a Dis...