Cities from New York to San Francisco have documented the economic and employment impact of sociability and nightlife. As districts become more vibrant and active, demands for public resources increase for safety and quality of life management. The Nighttime Economy comprises an important element of a city's employment base, tax revenue and identity.As the Nighttime Economy Spurs development of social venues, greater demands are placed on police and public safety departments.During This 60 Minute Presentation and discussion, each panelist will provide an analysis of contemporary studies, introduce a template for measuring cost of public safety and policing and how a data-driven approach can educate decision-makers to invest in the nighttime economy.
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