3D CAC Public Safety Meetings

Here’s Our Why:

3D CAC Public Safety Leaders Meetings are in-depth discussions with MPD, Public Safety Interested Community Members, Council Members, DC Agency Heads, and Business industry experts who provide insights and guide a collaborative, results-oriented dialogue focusing on creating real, actionable solutions for Our Community.

In our 3D CAC Advocacy and Social Justice and Public Safety efforts, we work towards promoting policies that promote equality, justice and public safety, and the well-being of all community members in Washington, DC. We advocate for social change, address systemic inequalities, and work towards creating a safer and more inclusive community for everyone.

3D CAC’S Public Safety practices and services helps to prevent violence by setting focused and strategic enforcement priorities, advocating for policies and supporting legislation, creating educational initiatives, fostering ongoing prevention strategies and effective deterrence methods, enforcement collaboration with law enforcement, and supporting legal efforts while measuring the results.

3D CAC is located in the 3rd Police District of Washington, DC and the Chair is charged with providing the 3rd District Commander with a Community Action Plan and recommendations from the community on the public’s safety problems and police service needs.

3D CAC hosts Regular Public Safety Leaders Meetings at the Third District MPD Police Station on the last Thursday of each month which allows residents, DC Agencies, Elected Leaders and Business Owners to meet and discuss police-related issues with the district commander. The meetings also provide an opportunity for police officials to assess the impact of their crime-fighting efforts on the community.

In addition to the 3D CAC Public Safety Leaders Meetings the 3D CAC Chair is on the Chief of Police’s Citizens Advisory Council and provides the Chief of Police with input and advice on matters affecting the entire Department.

3D CAC’s goal is to make our city a safer place for all us to live, work and visit.

All Public Safety Ambassadors and Block Captains Must Complete Training.

Join Our Team Registration and Membership Fees are Required.

3D CAC Public Safety Leaders Meeting – Calling All Public Safety Leaders!

Greetings and Salutations Neighbors!

Join Us on Thursday, September 26th at 7:00 PM for Our Public Safety Leaders Community Meeting

Neighbors,

In this wonderful month of September we welcome all of the wonderful students back to school and the fall fantastic activities throughout the city. This is a great time for all of us to learn something new through Public Safety Training.

We had the honor to spend time training residents and businesses on various ways to keep themselves and their homes and businesses safe. We trained on CPR, De-Escalation, Situational Awareness and Home Security Techniques.

We joined Our Public Safety Partner CSOSA in a Public Safety Forum highlighting the pivotal role that residents play in shaping and supporting public safety within the Third District.

We also joined Our Attorney General of Washington, DC to celebrate our young people who are heading in the right direction by Becoming Champions Rising To The Challenge. All Of Your Awesome Public Safety Efforts Are Highly Appreciated!

Mark Your Calendar!

Due to holiday scheduling please note the Upcoming 3D CAC Meeting Dates:

Thursdays, October 24th, November 21st and December 19th each at 7pm

Also It’s Time to Check Your Voter Registration Status: The DC Board of Elections is asking ALL DC Residents to Please Check or Update Your Voter Registration Ahead of the November 5, 2024 General Election. Ballots will be mailed out on September 30, 2024 visit DCBOE or call (202) 727-2525

Join the 3D CAC MPD Public Safety Neighborhood Task Force

We invite you to join your neighbors who have been making incremental changes in the problem areas in their neighborhoods. The 3D CAC Public Safety Task Forces work with the Mayor’s Office, DC Agency Partners and DC City Council representatives to address ongoing issues and provide oversight on how resources are being provided to the areas of concern. We meet with action plans to see that our neighborhoods receive credible cures to matters that often slip through the cracks.

We’re looking for fresh community member input in these current working groups:

Meetings are held virtually on Tuesdays and Thursdays

T Street – Shaw Task Force

U Street – Logan Circle Task Force

Columbia Heights/ Mount Pleasant Task Force

North Capitol / Truxton Circle Task Force

You may request to register via email at 3DCACDC@gmail.com

Your voice matters in addressing the issues that you see everyday.

Public Safety Leaders Community Meeting

We invite the 3rd District Residents, Business Owners and All Elected Officials and DC Agency Partners to attend the 3D CAC Public Safety Leaders Meeting on Thursday August 29, 2024 at 7PM. We have a hybrid & in person option – 3rd District MPD Station and via Zoom. The 3rd District MPD Station is located at 1620 V Street, NW, Washington, DC 20009. Our Meeting space is in the Snyder Community Room. Listen in via Zoom click to receive the meeting link here.

Join Us to assess the impact of Third District MPD Public Safety and crime-fighting efforts on Our Community. We plan to have a discussion about the public safety strategies in your neighborhood. Stay informed about the latest updates from Chief Pamela A. Smith’s office, 3rd District progress, statistics, and upcoming events. Learn more about the DC City Council’s vital Public Safety legislation that merits our attention.

We plan to hold a discussion on Public Safety Strategies, the latest crime statistics and supportive resources. Please come to share your ideas and neighborhood concerns.

We’ve requested the presence of our DC City Council Members and DC Agencies to update us on their progress and amplify the hard work that is being done for the people of Washington, DC.

We ask you also to join in on the open dialogue about your public safety sharing your thoughts and concerns. Let’s all keep the discussion going about the action plans to keep us safe.