Community Security

Empowering everyone to become a "First Responder".

Non-Profit Security Grants

$567,400 in funds were awarded for physical security enhancements to four local organizations.

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Four Pillars of Good Security
Awareness, Target Hardening, Staff Training, & Law Enforcement Liaison.
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Site Assessment
Let's make sure your organization is as secure as can be!
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Cyber Security
Protect yourself and your family online.
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Training for emergency situations can make the difference between life and death.
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Sue Berman Kress
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Events of Interest

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Dave Wright Defensive Tactics Training (Women only)

Thursday, May 29 @ 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM EDT
Gain necessary skills in self defense and situational awareness in this four-part series.
Register

Questions:

Shawn Brokos
Shawn Brokos
Director, Community Security
sbrokos@jfedpgh.org
412-992-5229
Eric Kroll
Deputy Director
ekroll@jfedpgh.org
412-992-5261
Erin Fagan
Erin Fagan
Security Program Coordinator
efagan@jfedpgh.org
412-992-5252

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