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Partnering to Build Out of Crime: HomeSight and the Seattle Police Department

Community developers, policymakers and law enforcement agencies will be interested to learn how HomeSight, a CDC, integrated safety work to harness a greater investment of resources for neighborhood revitalization. This case study examines how HomeSight collaborated with the Seattle Police Department and home and business owners to build its way out of crime.

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