RELEASES
Halim Genus Announced as New CEO of Police + Public Safety Alliance
November 13, 2025
Following a months-long, robust national search process, Halim Genus will become the organization’s new CEO effective December 1.
Police + Public Safety Alliance Holds Annual ‘Honoring Those Who Serve’ Celebration
November 6, 2025
Taking place at the Country Music Hall of Fame, a packed room full of key stakeholders, lawmakers and community leaders heard first-hand how the Alliance is helping improve public safety in partnership with MNPD.
Police + Public Safety Alliance Releases Annual Public Safety Sentiment Assessment
October 27, 2025
The Nashville Police + Public Safety Alliance (Alliance) today released the findings of its 2025 Public Safety Sentiment Assessment. Conducted in September by Impact Research, one of the nation’s leading opinion research firms, the survey sampled more than 1,000 Nashvillians via phone and text-to-web and was offered in both English and Spanish.
Police + Public Safety Alliance Celebrates First MNPD Class to Graduate from ASPIRE Leadership Institute
September 24, 2025
The Nashville Police + Public Safety Alliance (Alliance) celebrated today the first MNPD class to graduate from the ASPIRE Leadership Institute, a professional development program created in close collaboration with the police department, including direct input from Chief John Drake.
September 11, 2025
The Nashville Police + Public Safety Alliance (Alliance) today revealed a new, resident-friendly Public Safety Data Dashboard designed to provide Nashvillians a powerful new tool to be better informed and engage in public safety efforts. This new tool is intended to complement and bring to life the robust information the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department (MNPD) already provides publicly.
Police + Public Safety Alliance Releases Groundbreaking Citywide Public Safety Data Dashboard
July 29, 2024
The Alliance aims to create a safer Nashville through initiatives that engage our community, businesses, and nonprofits to prevent crime, introduce innovation and best practices, and collaborate with police.