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PRESIDENT OBAMA GOING TO CAMDEN NEW JERSEY TO HIGHLIGHT EFFORTS OF PROGRESS

BUILDING SAFER STRONGER COMMUNITIES


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USPA NEWS - Camden has faced one of the highest violent crime rates in America. But recently, they've taken concrete, innovative steps to change that: creating more economic opportunity, improving trust between residents and their police department, making police officers' jobs safer, and reducing crime.
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BUILDING SAFER STRONGER COMMUNITIES AND RESTORING ECONOMIC SECURITY----------------------------- "Today, in at 3.10 p.m, Eastern to watch the President's remarks as he will highlight some of those efforts, and show how other cities can make progress on building safer, stronger communities. As a country, we're at our best when everyone has the opportunity to get ahead. That's why the President is focused on restoring economic security to more American families, strengthening our neighborhoods, and making sure our young people have the chance to reach their full potential."---------------- NEXT STEP TRIP OF ARNE DUNCAN TO PHILADELPHIA------------------------------------------------------------------------ From Secretary Arne Duncan's upcoming trip to Philadelphia, to Attorney General Loretta Lynch's travel to Cincinnati as part of her national Community Policing tour, Cabinet members are highlighting regions where local leaders are improving the quality of life in their communities -- on issues from health care to education to transparency in policing. Obama's Administration is deeply engaged with these communities and others across the country -- communities that are showing what can be achieved when people from all walks of life come together to expand opportunity for all Americans. (Source White House) For more information see: www.whitehouse.gov
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