New online survey for Macon Violence Prevention
The Macon Violence Prevention (MVP) forum has released a new online survey as another option for the public to express their ideas and opinions concerning Macon’s safety. The survey is
The Macon Violence Prevention (MVP) forum has released a new online survey as another option for the public to express their ideas and opinions concerning Macon’s safety. The survey is
An estimated 1,020 people sat in on 13 meetings hosted by Macon-Bibb leaders on finding ways to combat violent crime, voicing their thoughts about the way forward. It’s all part
The Bibb County Sheriff’s Office arrested 10 people Tuesday with the help of a multi-agency task force to help cut down on violent crime in the area. Original Source
The United States Army is partnering with Macon-Bibb for a special civil affairs training mission. Civil Affairs soldiers from Fort Bragg in North Carolina will be stationed in Macon to
Sheriff David Davis, who has been with the office since 1979 and sheriff since 2012, will helm what mayor Lester Miller says will be anti-crime efforts that will be partially
The mayor and local leaders in Macon are working to create an unfamiliar blend of pro-police, pro-community, and pro-anything-else- that-might-work ideas, all to solve the problem that everyone wants to
Several dozen people came to a forum on Thursday evening to discuss ways to prevent violence. “This is about putting our money into action,” Miller said. “Talk time is over.”
Over 50 people were arrested and over 40 guns seized in Bibb County Operation United Front. “What it’s all about is to get these dangerous guns off the streets and
Macon Mayor Lester Miller announced a new plan to reduce crime in the county Thursday morning. Macon Violence Prevention (MVP) seeks to improve public safety by building on programs and