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Metro Transit Resources/ WMATA / DDOT/ Amtrak

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Metro Transit Resources/ WMATA / DDOT/ Amtrak

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New & Updated: Safe Passage Interactive Map 

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New & Updated: Safe Passage Interactive Map 

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School Safety Resource Guide One Pager.pdf

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Safe Passage Priority Areas (Revised view) 

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Safe Passage Priority Areas (Revised view) 

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RAVE Link: Accessible for DCPS & DC Charter Schools

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RAVE Link: Accessible for DCPS & DC Charter Schools

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Safety Convening /DC Council Hearing Recap/ Meetings/ Surveys & Events

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Safety Convening /DC Council Hearing Recap/ Meetings/ Surveys & Events

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Look out corner: LEA safety advocacy resources/ safety concerns/ sightings

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Look out corner: LEA safety advocacy resources/ safety concerns/ sightings

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This page has information on curbside management initiatives and programs in the District.

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School Crossing Guard Map & Staffed Locations 

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School Crossing Guard Map & Staffed Locations 

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PDF of locations here: https://ddot.dc.gov/sites/default/files/dc/sites/ddot/page_content/attachments/School%20Post%20Deployment%20Plan_2024.pdf

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DDOT’s School Crossing Guards protect the safety of students who walk, bike or take transit to school. School crossing guards help students safely cross hazardous intersections en route to the school building and work in conjunction with school monitors, school security, parking enforcement officers, roadway traffic operations patrols, and police officers. The list of schools and intersections covered by DDOT can be found in a table as well as an interactive map. DDOT will continue to update the table to reflect the latest deployment plan.

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Archived Safety Slide Decks & Info below

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Archived Safety Slide Decks & Info below

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Need support with threat assessment management within your school? Reach out to email: fusioncenter@dc.gov

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Need support with threat assessment management within your school? Reach out to email: fusioncenter@dc.gov

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DC Snow Team to Deploy Ahead of Monday’s Wintry Mix, Cold Emergency Plan Remains Activated

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Homeland Security and Emergency Management Agency

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MPD Flyer: Theft /Robbery Items of Interest 

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MPD Flyer: Theft /Robbery Items of Interest 

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Emergency Alert Resource Overview: View of CORE DC, RAVE  & RAVE Link

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Emergency Alert Resource Overview: View of CORE DC, RAVE  & RAVE Link

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MPD - New Taskforce: JIRU -Juvenile Investigative Response Unity 

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MPD - New Taskforce: JIRU -Juvenile Investigative Response Unity 

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JIRU is more than just law enforcement—it’s a proactive, intelligence-led approach that balances prevention, intervention, and accountability. By working with community partners, educators, and youth services, JIRU provides at-risk youth with alternatives to crime while ensuring repeat offenders are held accountable.

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An Enhanced Approach to Youth Crime Prevention

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Know Your Rights: Stop & Frisk One Pager Guidance 

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Know Your Rights: Stop & Frisk One Pager Guidance 

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DC PCSB Policy Reminder: Public Information Policy 

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DC PCSB Policy Reminder: Public Information Policy 

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The Public Information Policy details the standard by which DC PCSB improves the accessibility of information available to DC public charter school families and other stakeholders by requiring that public charter schools post specific public information on the school’s website.

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Safety Reporting Reminder: Mandated reporting 

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Safety Reporting Reminder: Mandated reporting 

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Under District of Columbia law (see D.C. Code §22-3020.52[a]), any person 18 or older who knows, or has reasonable cause to believe, that a child under the age of 16 is a victim of sexual abuse must immediately report such knowledge or belief to the police (911) or the D.C. Child and Family Services Agency (202-671-SAFE).

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WMATA New Bus Routes: Effective June 29th 

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WMATA New Bus Routes: Effective June 29th 

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Find my new route feature embedded in the link: https://www.wmata.com/initiatives/plans/Better-Bus/index.cfm

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WMATA | Metro’s New Bus Network Is Coming June 29

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Metro news and service information for the Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia region.

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FYI: MPD reports a student was robbed of Rick Owens Geobasket shoes this week, valued between $800–$1,400. These types of high-value items are considered at higher risk for theft.

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FYI: MPD reports a student was robbed of Rick Owens Geobasket shoes this week, valued between $800–$1,400. These types of high-value items are considered at higher risk for theft.

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Kids Ride Free Apple Wallet Download Digital flyer - student guide 

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Kids Ride Free Apple Wallet Download Digital flyer - student guide 

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Spanish flyer version linked here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IuvNigx5tQ9aOfgb4iaqN9l1gAEiqyAF/view?usp=sharing

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Youth Investigative Division Resource Guide 

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Youth Investigative Division Resource Guide 

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MPD Youth Outreach Programs: Youth and Family Engagement Division’s (YFED) programming offers a variety of programs for DC youth. 

For more information, contact us at (202) 576-6768, or email us at youth.outreach@dc.gov

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MPD Youth Outreach Programs: Youth and Family Engagement Division’s (YFED) programming offers a variety of programs for DC youth. 

For more information, contact us at (202) 576-6768, or email us at youth.outreach@dc.gov

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Outreach programs include the following: DC PAL Honey Bees

DC PAL Junior Cadet Program

DC PAL Hype It Up

DC PAL Cadet Corps

DC PAL Officer Friendly and the Side by Side Band

DC PAL Reaching New Heights

DC PAL Summer Youth Academy

DC PAL Youth Advisory Council (YAC) and Youth Advisory Board (YAB)

DC PAL Youth Creating Change (YCC)

Fun and Safe for Kids

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Building Positive Life Outcomes for DC's Youth
"There is nothing more important to me than the safety and well-being of our youth. Our goal is to prevent offenses and disrupt the cycle that often leads young people into a life of crime, ensuring a brighter future for our communities."
-Chief Pamela A. Smith
Metropolitan Police Department

The needs of the District of Columbia's young people, identified from research and feedback from our communities, are the key drivers in informing the development of the Youth and Family Engagement Division's (YFED) programming and continuously shape MPD's goals and priorities.

YFED, through the support of the DC Police Foundation Police Activities League (DC PAL), offers a variety of programs for DC youth.

For more information, contact us at (202) 576-6768, or email us at [email protected] .

MPD Youth Outreach Programs

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Building Positive Life Outcomes for DC’s Youth “There is nothing more important to me than the safety and well-being of our youth. Our goal is to prevent offenses and disrupt the cycle that often leads young people into a life of crime, ensuring a brighter future for our communities.” -Chief Pamela A. Smith Metropolitan Police Department

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DME Athletic Game Guidance (shared w/ leaders on 9/11/25

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DME Athletic Game Guidance (shared w/ leaders on 9/11/25

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New: SRO School Cluster Deployment- SY 25-25 

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New: SRO School Cluster Deployment- SY 25-25 

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Crime data will only include data up to midnight from the previous day

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All statistics presented here are based on preliminary DC criminal code offense definitions. The data do not represent official statistics submitted to the FBI under the Uniform Crime Reporting program (UCR) or National Incident Based Reporting System (NIBRS). All preliminary offenses are coded based on DC criminal code and not the FBI offense classifications. Please understand that any comparisons between MPD preliminary data as published on this website and the official crime statistics published by the FBI under the Uniform Crime Reporting Program (UCR) are inaccurate and misleading. The MPD does not guarantee (either expressed or implied) the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or correct sequencing of the information. The MPD will not be responsible for any error or omission, or for the use of, or the results obtained from the use of this information.

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KYR Civil Rights Informative Slides (Adult Education and Adults) 

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KYR Civil Rights Informative Slides (Adult Education and Adults) 

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DDOT: Automated Safety Camera & Violations Tracker - visible by ward & location 

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DDOT: Automated Safety Camera & Violations Tracker - visible by ward & location 

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This dashboard shows the locations and violation history for Speed, Stop Sign, Red-Light, and Truck Restriction cameras. The number of Clear Lanes (bus lanes) and School Bus Stop Arm cameras is shown, but the camera locations are not on the map, as they do not have fixed locations (they move with the bus). Violation

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DC’s Automated Safety Camera (ASC) program is designed to create safer roadways for all road users in the District of Columbia. As part of our Vision Zero goal, DDOT’s aim is to eliminate all traffic-related fatalities and severe injuries on District roadways. DC’s ASCs enforce violations related to speed, red lights, stop signs, bus lanes, and trucks, and are located throughout the city.

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Seeking traffic control support for your school community? See steps below. 

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Seeking traffic control support for your school community? See steps below. 

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Go to Public Safety-Traffic Safety Input and answer the questions. Submit the TSI request, get as many other people to fill one out as possible, including the other schools, and ask for speed controls here. It might get bumped up to the Traffic Safety Team for a better intervention than a Safety Tech

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Important: MPD Notice on Planned Youth Gatherings

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Important: MPD Notice on Planned Youth Gatherings

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Dear School Leaders,

We are sharing a flyer from the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) regarding planned large youth gatherings expected at U Street, Gallery Place, Navy Yard, and the Wharf/Waterfront areas.

We encourage you to remind students to avoid participating in these gatherings and to exercise caution in these locations.

For any questions or additional information, please contact:

Commander Sharde’ Harris
Youth and Family Engagement Division
Metropolitan Police Department
5002 Hayes Street NE, Washington, DC 20019
Office: (202) 576-6768
Cell: (202) 821-8414
Email: sharde.harris@dc.gov

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This link is to a self-directed KRF Tracker Training. The training should take less than 30 minutes to complete.  Upon completion of the training, please take a screen shot of the final screen, making sure to include your computer’s date and time. A user name and login credentials will be provided by email, once the screen shot noted above has been submitted to DDOT at school.transit@dc.gov.

Please save the link, because you can revisit the training for refreshers as many times as you would like. For additional information or support contact school.transit@dc.gov.

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DC Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO)

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OCTO | Kids Ride Free SmarTrip Card Tracker Training

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Amtrack: Code of Conduct; note Youth Access policy below 

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Amtrack: Code of Conduct; note Youth Access policy below 

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To maximize enjoyment and safety, Union Station D.C. asks everyone to conduct themselves in a respectful way in accordance with our Code of Conduct.

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MPD has shared a flyer which highlights some high target items for theft.

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Planned Youth Takeover Events 4/24 & 4/25

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Planned Youth Takeover Events 4/24 & 4/25

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MPD is raising awareness of planned "Youth Takeover Events" happening Friday 4/24 & Saturday 4/25 in both the District and PG County Maryland. MPD is asking for any assistance in deterring attendance.

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The District of Columbia Charter School Safety Bi-Weekly Calls

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Next DCCSA & PCSB School Safety Meeting - bi-weekly sessions: Thurs. Feb. 12 @ 1:30 pm.  Email: mmckenzie@dccharters.org or jgreen@dcpcsb.org to be added to the call. 

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Next DCCSA & PCSB School Safety Meeting - bi-weekly sessions: Thurs. Feb. 12 @ 1:30 pm.  Email: mmckenzie@dccharters.org or jgreen@dcpcsb.org to be added to the call. 

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The District of Columbic Charter School Safety Bi-Weekly Calls

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Do The Write Thing (DtWT DC) National Writing Program

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Do The Write Thing (DtWT DC) National Writing Program

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The OAG is hosting a national writing program for middle school students to speak out about how violence affects their lives. Find more information here. If you have questions, reach out to Juan Ulloa.

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WMATA Call for K-6 Grade Student Artwork for Earth Day Deadline Extended to Sunday, March 8th by 11:59PM  

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WMATA Call for K-6 Grade Student Artwork for Earth Day Deadline Extended to Sunday, March 8th by 11:59PM  

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Metro is launching a new Call for K-6 grade student artists to invite them to submit an original 2D artwork to celebrate Earth Day (April 22). The submission deadline is Sunday, March 8, 2026, by 11:59 PM ET. You can find more details here.

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KRF to Apple Wallet Tabling with Metro (Middle and High School Only) 

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KRF to Apple Wallet Tabling with Metro (Middle and High School Only) 

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Metro’s Regional Fare Programs team is partnering with middle and high schools to promote Kids Ride Free to Apple Wallet, Senior Benefits, and Metro Lift. Please complete this form to have Metro attend an upcoming open house, school event, or sporting activity.

If you are interested contact Jerry Ilar

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The Office of the Student Advocate is conducting Focus Groups Jan. 2026 - Mar. 2026, to gain insight on student and family perceptions of safety as they travel to and from school. View previous Student Safety Reports here and register here!

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Cardiac Emergency Response Plan (CERP) Template

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Cardiac Emergency Response Plan (CERP) Template

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This document is guidance and a model plan template that will assist schools to develop and effectively implement a (CERP). Reach out to Chris Lalik with questions or assistance.

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More Than a Number: Youth Summit Chronic Absenteeism ... THIS FRIDAY!!!

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More Than a Number: Youth Summit Chronic Absenteeism ... THIS FRIDAY!!!

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SchoolTalk and partners are hosting a youth driven solution oriented conversation on student engagement and chronic absenteeism in D.C.’s public and public charter schools. This collaborative event will bring together students, school staff, community organizations, service providers, and university partners to examine barriers alongside successes from the youth perspective and generate meaningful solutions.

When: Friday, April 3, 2026

Time: 9AM - 1PM (Lunch Provided)

Location: DLA Piper Offices, 500 8th Street NW, Washington, DC 20004 (Metro accessible)

Register here! Find more info here!

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More Than a Number One Pager (1) (2).pdf

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AILA DC will be hosting a KYR session on Tuesday, May 19th 6pm -7pm. This session will be in English and Espanol. Registration is required to attend, click here to register.