Dear subscriber.first_name default: "Friend",

You received two emails from me yesterday — a safety brief document that had been scheduled in advance and is now available for your download, printing, and posting on community boards, and a second email sent as I moved the publication into its new home. I want to give you a clear sense of what’s changing.

The Great River Regional Brief is entering its next phase.

The publication is becoming more focused, more intentional, and more aligned with the work I’ve been building for libraries, civic workers, and community‑anchoring institutions. You don’t need to sign up again or take any additional steps. You’re already on the list, and you’ll continue receiving the briefings automatically.

You can visit the front page here: GRRB-OfficialLink

What’s changing is the vision.

This publication is becoming a regional intelligence desk for community safety, civics literacy, and public‑service ecosystems. It’s designed to be useful to parents and caregivers, youth, regional librarians, educators, civic workers, first responders, and anyone who cares about the crime‑resilient strength of their community.

If that resonates with you, I’m glad you’re here.
If it doesn’t, that’s valuable information too — and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Thank you for the work you do for your community.
Aloha,
Maya