Safer Together.

This collaborative builds trusting relationships between law enforcement and the people they serve for a safer place to live, work, and play.

We do this by bringing stakeholders to the table to promote change that makes a real impact. Leaders like police chiefs and officers, nonprofits, the DAs office, and community members.

Our holistic approach to public safety strengthens our shared goal of a safer York County.

What happens when York County's public safety efforts are aligned?

Did you know that there are 17 different police departments in York County? In a time of deep social division, we not only need for police to have good relations with the public, we also need for the best public safety efforts to be coordinated.

The York County Safety Collab partners with each department, positioning us to better see opportunities for synergy. For example, we look for county-wide fundraising opportunities that impact every department. We also serve as advocates for police AND the neighborhoods so there’s fewer walls and more portals for positive interaction.

Our aim is to invest in this community to support law enforcement as they interrupt violence.

The York County Safety Collaborative provides strategic
investments to help promote impactful change in...

De-Escalation Training

Equipment for officer and citizen safety

Community Connections

Aiming to Create...

Safe and peaceful neighorhoods to live, work, and play.

A place where all
people are respected.

A community where trust is forged and hope lives.

What makes York County Safety Collaborative different?

We believe York County is Safer when all work Together. That means police commit to transparency, best practices, and thorough engagement with the public. We believe the public will support and respect law enforcement as this happens.

The York County Safety Collaborative is focused on bringing people together and making strategic investments to promote change. Joining the collaborative is a practical way to engage and become part of the solution, especially knowing that you are sitting at the table with the right players and stakeholders.

Specializing in bringing leaders and law enforcement together to build trust.
Attracting and acquiring resources for strategic initiatives to help promote transparency and trust in local policing.
Decades of experience in building relationships, engaging in racial reconciliation, and leading social impact work.

17
police departments

474
officers

450,000
York County citizens

Who should get involved with the York County Safety Collaborative?

People who want to be part of a safe community that respects them and treats them fairly.

Socially conscious people who believe that cooperation is fundamental to building trust and eliminates misunderstanding and fear.

Socially conscious investors who want to promote additional resources and training for officers.

People who want to feel hopeful about the future and are looking to forge trust.

What community leaders are saying:

"The issue is the nature of crime right now and how it has changed dramatically over the last decade. All the bad guys know the internet and social media, they have it better than a lot of police officers. Our laws have not kept up with the tools that are used by criminals to commit crimes."

"The township has had a significant increase in the amount of violence in recent months and our officers are encountering more and more suspects that are armed with illegal weapons and stolen firearms. "

"In serving our community which has seen its share of rising violence, the Black Ministers’ Association of York fully supports LogosWorks and our violent crime reduction and diversion initiatives aimed at serving York County’s vulnerable populations."

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Safer Together.

What happens when York County's public safety efforts are aligned?