Safe Night LLC Partners with Connecticut's Continuums of Care to Implement Proactive Alliance Framework

MADISON, Conn. - Rezul -- Safe Night LLC announces a formal partnership with the Connecticut Balance of State (CTBOS) and the Opening Doors Fairfield County (ODFC) Continuums of Care to enhance homelessness response strategies. This initiative introduces the Proactive Alliance relationship-based framework to align social services, community service providers, law enforcement, and municipal agencies with a problem-oriented approach that prioritizes prevention.

The Proactive Alliance framework will initially be implemented in the Stamford and Waterbury communities with the long-term goal of replicating the prevention-based model in other areas of the state. The project will be executed in two distinct phases:

• Phase 1: Research and Assessment (May – July): Safe Night will conduct stakeholder mapping and operational reviews of municipal agency responses. Central to this phase is the use of Simsi Inc.'s Risk Terrain Modeling (RTM), a diagnostic tool developed at the Rutgers Center on Public Security.
• Phase 2: Training and Certification (August – October): Safe Night will deliver a Proactive Alliance Homeless Outreach course for police, fire, and community service providers in both cities. Graduates will receive a two-year certification and have the opportunity to earn a credentialed certification from the Rutgers University Center on Public Security (RCPS).

"This initiative is about more than just coordination; it is about providing municipal agencies with a formal relationship-based framework for sustainability," said Molly C. Mastoras, Executive Vice President of Safe Night LLC.

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"ODFC is proud to partner with the City of Stamford—an established leader in addressing homelessness—on this important initiative. Together with Safe Night, we look forward to identifying and advancing best practices that can be replicated in communities across the region," said Jessica Kubicki, LCSW, Chief Initiative Officer, Opening Doors Initiative (ODI), The Housing Collective.

"The CT Balance of State is excited to partner with Safe Night, the City of Waterbury, ODFC, and the City of Stamford to enhance our working relationships by aligning homeless service agencies, including outreach teams and law enforcement, to create a more trauma-informed, solution-oriented system that will better serve our most vulnerable citizens," said Alice M. Minervino, MA, Director, Housing and Homeless Services, State of Connecticut.

About CTBOS and ODFC
The Connecticut Balance of State and Opening Doors Fairfield County Continuums of Care coordinate the state's unified response to homelessness, managing federal resources and service delivery to ensure that homelessness is rare, brief, and non-recurring.

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About Safe Night:
Founded in 2018, Safe Night (https://safe-night.com/) is a global consulting firm that provides solutions to increase trust, safety, and economic viability. Safe Night works with police departments, local and state law enforcement agencies, economic development, business improvement districts, private businesses, community groups, and public-private partnerships to improve the safety and vibrancy of their communities.