The Project
The Project
The Safe Neighborhoods Project brings dynamic community planning and engagement to city residents around the topic of personal safety and good environmental design that hinders criminal activity.
The Safe Neighborhoods Project brings dynamic community planning and engagement to city residents around the topic of personal safety and good environmental design that hinders criminal activity.
In 2019-20, City Hall and Michigan State University are partnering on public engagement surveys and photovoice, overlapped with crime data findings and new design strategies to address crime.
In 2019-20, City Hall and Michigan State University are partnering on public engagement surveys and photovoice, overlapped with crime data findings and new design strategies to address crime.
The Safe Neighborhoods Project kicked off in late 2019 with a public workshop!
The Safe Neighborhoods Project kicked off in late 2019 with a public workshop!
Attendees learned about CPTED and placemaking and worked with city maps to identify crime hotspots and areas that could become great places.
Attendees learned about CPTED and placemaking and worked with city maps to identify crime hotspots and areas that could become great places.
(Photos taken from past Photovoice showcases and trainings around the United States)
Adrian Safe Neighborhoods is brought to you by the City of Adrian, Michigan State University School of Planning, Design and Construction, MSU Extension and by a 2019 grant from the Michigan Applied Public Policy and Research (MAPPR) Program at MSU. MSU is an affirmative-action, equal-opportunity employer. MSU programs and materials are open to all without regard to race, color, national origin, gender, gender identity, religion, age, height, weight, disability, political beliefs, sexual orientation, marital status, family status or veteran status.
