Performance Indicators: Public Safety

Our citizens and the nation are entitled to a capital city that is both safe and secure. They must feel secure in their daily activities, and have confidence in the efficiency of emergency responders and in the District's plans for emergency action in the aftermath of catastrophic occurrences. During fiscal year 2008, public safety agencies will build on the progress seen in fiscal year 2007, through community policing and enhanced quality assurance, by increasing their capacity to serve and protect the public through the expansion of personnel, addition of new tools and technologies, and increased efforts to engage citizens in the District. View Public Safety highlights*.

• Chief Medical Examiner, Office of the (OCME) FY07 PAR*, FY08 Plan*
• Corrections, Department of (DOC) FY07 PAR*, FY08 Plan*
• Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, (CJCC) FY07 PAR*, FY08 Plan* 
• Fire and Emergency Agency (FEMS) FY07 PAR*, FY08 Plan*
• Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency (HSEMA) FY07 PAR*, FY08 Plan*
• Judicial Disabilities and Tenure, Commission on (CJDT) FY07 PAR*, FY08 Plan*
• Judicial Nomination Commission (JNC) FY07 PAR*, FY08 Plan*
• Justice Grants Administration, (JGA) FY08 Plan*  
• Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) FY07 PAR*, FY08 Plan*
• National Guard, DC (DCNG) FY07 PAR*, FY08 Plan*
• Police Complaints, Office of (DCPC) FY07 PAR*, FY08 Plan*
• Sentencing and Criminal Code Revision Commission, DC (DCSC) FY07 PAR*, FY08 Plan* 
• Unified Communications, Office of (OUC) FY07 PAR*, FY08 Plan*
• Victim Services, Office of (OVS) FY08 Plan*