The Metro-Atlanta Crime Commission, founded in 2013, is the first independent non-profit crime prevention public safety citizen training agency in Georgia. The MACC was established to provide anti-crime education and training, public safety programs and resources, youth intervention & youth diversionary programs and bridge the gap between citizens and local law enforcement. Our two primary functions are (a) to serve as a collaborative hub for synchronizing all necessary agencies, groups, departments, businesses, school systems, clergy, NPUs, citizens and activist groups into a model which will work effectively together to stop, prevent, reduce and deter crime and (b) to offer and implement programs, projects and services for proactive and interactive public safety.

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A FULL SUMMARY OF OUR SERVICES CAN BE FOUND BY DOWNLOADING OUR BROCHURE ABOVE

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We interact with, consult with and utilize the input of all of the following however we are not attorneys, we are not a law enforcement agency and we provide all information and instruction for information purposes as allowed by the First Amendment of the United States Constitution. Use of our information, assistance or services is acknowledgement of these facts and consent not to hold the Metro-Atlanta Crime Commission nor any of its officers, officials nor instructors to any liability for such.

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As you will see throughout our website, the MACC has several programs and services essential to reducing crime, increasing citizen and community safety, building proactive citizen empowerment, assisting local police departments, taking care of our seniors, women and even youth diversionary and intervention programs. We even offer gun control and gun safety training. And our Georgia Citizens Police Encounters Academy (GCPEA) offers 4 effective training courses in citizen/police encounters.

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The MACC accomplishes these tasks by implementing our programs and services while collaborating and partnering with local law enforcement, small  businesses, corporations, civic and activist groups, non-profit organizations, the local religious community, school  systems, the juvenile justice system, the courts, the county, various cities governments and politicians throughout Metro-Atlanta. Information on how to get involved can be found on our Home Page. Donate/Partner/Volunteer Today!