I am truly honored and humbled to have received the 2025 FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award.
This recognition means so much to me because it reflects what I have always believed in—building relationships, strengthening partnerships, and working together!
FBI Buffalo honored Gary Rose, Director of Safety and Security at Monroe Community Hospital, with a Community Leadership Award in recognition of his commitment to making Rochester a safer place. https://t.co/1sQe1REoOY
Gary Rose, director of security at Monroe Community Hospital who also works with the Rochester Threat Advisory Committee, is receiving national recognition for his work to make the local community safer.
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Great afternoon spent supporting Project T.I.P.S. — a summer series bringing law enforcement, community agencies, and residents together to build trust, share resources, and strengthen neighborhoods.
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Register today! We're bringing you in-depth talks on behavioral threat assessment & threat management for Law enforcement, Mental health practitioners, Educators, Counselors, Private companies, Colleges, Outreach service providers & HR pros. https://t.co/c4yaim1ZET
The Rochester Threat Advisory Committee (ROCTAC) has forged a model for Threat Assessment & Management (TAM) Teams nationwide.
The teams’ focus must always be on the subject’s behavior, and not the underlying ideology that may appear to rationalize the behavior.
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Take a moment to watch this video from @monroesheriffny to learn about the collaborative work we are doing with business leaders, educators, law enforcement, and others to keep Monroe County safe.