FAQ's

1. What is Safety Analytics?

Safety Analytics is a public safety training and consulting company that helps police agencies, local governments, nonprofits, and businesses build safer and more resilient communities. We focus on preventing harm, improving community engagement, and reducing crime through evidence-based training and collaboration.

2. Who do you train?

We train police officers, community partners, businesses, schools, nonprofits, and public safety stakeholders. Our courses are designed for both law enforcement and community members to work together in solving local problems and improving safety.

3. What types of training programs do you offer?

Our programs include:

Autism Liaison Officer Training
Elder Liaison Officer Training
Houses of Worship Security & Liaison Training
Strategic Liaison Officer Training (SLOT) for police and community stakeholders
Community resilience exercises, tabletop drills, and wargaming-based emergency planning

4. How is Safety Analytics different from other training providers?

We are unique because:

We train police and community partners together, not just officers.
We use innovative problem-solving tools, such as tabletop simulations, wargaming, and specialized liaison officer development.
We follow evidence-based policing principles and focus on continuous improvement.

5. Where do you offer training?

We are based in Burlington, Massachusetts and provide training throughout the United States amd Canada. Programs can be delivered in-person, online, or in hybrid formats.

6. How does your training improve community safety?

Our training helps police officers and community stakeholders:

Build trust and communication
Reduce repeat calls for service
Address low-frequency, high-risk incidents (e.g., autism elopement, fraud targeting seniors, threats to houses of worship)
Create sustainable liaison programs that strengthen long-term community resilience

7. Do you help agencies start liaison programs?

Yes. Our SCOPE strategy (Strategic Community-Oriented Policing & Engagement) and SLOT training programs give agencies a clear roadmap to launch and sustain liaison officer roles focused on specific Communities of Interest.