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The City Council of Indianapolis took a significant step towards enhancing security at the convention center during their recent meeting on June 13, 2025. The council announced the engagement of Teneo, a leading consulting firm, to conduct a comprehensive security review. This decision comes after months of collaboration with various stakeholders and an internal assessment of existing policies and procedures.
Commissioner William Bratton, a former leader of both the New York Police Department and the Los Angeles Police Department, was present to discuss the findings and recommendations from Teneo's review. The council expressed gratitude for Bratton's involvement, highlighting the expertise he brings to the project.
The review process, which began in December, involved extensive consultations with numerous stakeholders to ensure a thorough understanding of the security needs at the convention center. The recommendations from Teneo, summarized in a packet provided to council members, aim to bolster safety measures and improve overall security protocols.
As the council moves forward with implementing these recommendations, the focus remains on creating a safer environment for all visitors and staff at the convention center. This initiative underscores the city's commitment to prioritizing public safety and enhancing the experience for those attending events in Indianapolis.
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