UnitedOnGuns offers the Mass Shooting Protocol & Playbook, a free resource to support local governments.

This episode bypasses partisan gun control arguments to focus on the near-impossible responsibility local government officials face after a mass-casualty event.

This case will set legal rules for local government regulation of guns outside the home.

Qualified immunity protects local government from paying money damages when police officers take actions that are alleged to be unconstitutional, but the law isn't "clearly established."

Brett Parson, lieutenant (retired) of the Washington Metropolitan Police, and Thomas Wieczorek, director of the Center for Public Safety Management, share insight on the challenges facing police leadership.

In the opening keynote address, sponsored by Mission Square, the former Seattle police chief shares her experience leading the force through challenging times and what she learned along the way.

Some local governments want to allow conceal carry of a gun based only on cause. The Supreme Court will rule whether the Second Amendment allows this.

With a focus on mutual accountability, Stockton, California, has created a review board with key members of the local government and community.

A focus on training, efficiency, and compassion in Englewood, Colorado