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An Extra Spin on Safety (Summer 2009)
New SINA-donated STUMPJUMPER police bicycles are giving Southside public safety some extra spin this summer. On May 25, as part of its ongoing effort to improve safety in the Southside community, SINA presented the Hartford Police Department with two state-of-the-art bicycles. Unlike other bicycles kept in police headquarters, the new vehicles are housed in the Southwest Substation at 134 Affleck Street, and dedicated exclusively to patrolling Hartford’s Southside neighborhoods.read more
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Corner to Corner (Winter 2008/2009)
From corner to corner, Officer Miguel Maldonado knows the Frog Hollow neighborhood. “That’s why I took the position as Community Service Officer,” he said. read more
Extra police presence on the streets helps Southside’s public safety “hot spots” beat the heat. (Winter 2008/2009)
In an effort to address crime and quality of life concerns, SINA is partnering with the Frog Hollow South NRZ and the Hartford Police Department to increase police presence in the Frog Hollow neighborhood. read more |
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SINA launches Quarterly Security Chief Meetings (Spring 2004)
On Wednesday, March 10, SINA took the first step in its strategic plan to institute quarterly security chief meetings. read more
Resources Arrive At LC Wearing Badges (Spring 2004)
They point to her holster, her badge, her handcuffs; she patiently explains the equipment and her job. Nearby Officer Doug Lariviere distributes plastic police badges. read more
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N.E.S.T, Neighborhood Enforcement Stabilization Teams
(Community Patrol) (Summer 2004)
This summer, kids hanging out in some of Hartford's targeted "hot spots" may have an unexpected encounter that saves them from probable trouble. read more
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New Security Vans Hit The Street (Fall 2006)
Since April, a brand new security van can be seen patrolling the major corridors in South Hartford between 5 pm and 1 am. Staffed by the Hartford Guides, the mobile patrol unit’s mission is to enhance public safety. read more |
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A Way to Heal - Southside organizations discuss program to help youth deal with grief (Fall 2005)
During SINA’s July public safety forum, participants discussed various safety concerns, but the conversation quickly centered on how youth deal with grief. read more |
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A Conversation with Chief Patrick Harnett (Fall 2004)
Collaboration depends on communication. On Thursday September 16, SINA invited Hartford's new police chief Patrick J. Harnett to meet with the SINA and its member institutions for a conversation focused on current safety and quality of life issues in the Southside neighborhoods. read more
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New Neighborhood Policing Plan (spring 2005)
As their names indicate, Hartford's new Neighborhood Policing
Plan and Southside Institutions Neighborhood Alliance share a
common concern for neighborhoods. read more |
