Community Safety Institute

Specializing in safety training
for schools, law enforcement,
communities, and business.

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CSI provides training, consulting,
information, initiatives, resources
to schools, communities, and law enforcement
on aspects of safety and security including safe schools, terrorism and homeland security,
community policing, and public safety

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Community Safety Institute (CSI)

The Community Safety Institute (CSI) is a matrix organization of law enforcement, school, public safety and local government management professionals.

With projects ranging from the White House-mandated redevelopment of
the national Neighborhood Watch program, to the Department of Justice’s
development and implementation of a Jail Information Model, CSI specializes
in development, training and technical assistance initiatives for federal, state and local government entities.

As the developers of the Safety Training and Resources (STAR) initiative (a program to collect private-sector resource data to be used during national emergencies), and the Neighborhood Watch (NW) Toolkit that provides useful forms, tools, and templates for the 45,000,000+ NW volunteers throughout the country, CSI has a proven track record in development and implementation of national training and technical assistance programs.

At the local level, CSI specialists conduct campus safety assessments, community safety training, and crisis response training. Our cadre of professionals provide a unique combination of education and practical experiences.

Over the past decade, we have served more than 7,500 municipal, state and federal organizations. Browse through our website to learn more about our clients and projects. Then contact us to learn how we can assist you with your safety training needs.

Community Safety Institute
101 Austin Blvd., Suite 600
Red Oak TX 75154