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Seattle Police Department Safe Place Carmen Best, Chief of Police

Report Hate/Bias Crimes

Report Hate Crimes

Why it is important to report hate crimes, different ways to report them, and an online anonymous form.

Understanding Hate Crimes

Defining hate crimes, understanding their prevalence and statistics.

Get Involved with SPD Safe Place

Law Enforcement Agencies

Instructions for Law Enforcement Agencies to get SPD Safe Place started in their location.

Businesses

For small businesses or corporations - how to get involved in the SPD Safe Place program and support its efforts.

Schools

How to get your school district involved in SPD Safe Place to stand up to student bullying.

Instructional Videos

Learning more about SPD Safe Place, training videos for Law Enforcement on understanding the Transgender Community.

About SPD Safe Place

Mission and History

How SPD Safe Place began, and the timeline of major milestones.

About the Decal

Understanding the symbolism, application instructions and usage guidelines.

In the News

News coverage of the SPD Safe Place Program.

Our Partners

Current list of our corporate and law enforcement partners.

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Mailing Address: PO Box 34986, Seattle, WA, 98124-4986
Phone: 206-625-5011

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