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In September of 2022, the Greensboro Police Department partnered with Zencity to launch a new public survey tool, “Blockwise”, to better understand local concerns, attitudes, and trust in their local police officers.

Chief Thompson will host a series of community meetings beginning February 20th and continuing through March 9th .

We are grateful that we were able to gather in person this past year. It restored a level of impact to our work that had been lost during the pandemic years.

The Greensboro Police Department has received the Department of Justice’s (DOJ) Office of Justice Programs Community-Based Violence Intervention and Prevention Initiative (CVIPI) Grant.

After conducting a competitive, national search and extensive interview process, Greensboro City Manager Taiwo Jaiyeoba announced Assistant Chief John Thompson will serve as the next Greensboro Police Chief. Thompson, succeeds Brian James who retired in April 2022.

The Greensboro Police Foundation is thrilled to announce that the construction of Safety Town at Barber Park is complete and it welcomed its first campers this past summer.

Greensboro Police Department is launching a new public survey tool, “Blockwise”, to better understand local concerns, attitudes, and trust in their local police officers.

A new pilot project developed by experts at RTI International, a nonprofit research institute, and implemented with the Greensboro Police Department, aims to support burglary victims through the use of an automated conversational assistant.

Read this story where it originally appeared on the Fox 8 website.

Over the past ten years, the Greensboro Police Foundation has had to overcome significant challenges, starting with the loss of our visionary founder, Frank Mascia. The prolonged COVID-19 pandemic has tested our resilience, but we are resolute in the pursuit of our mission.