News and Announcements

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  • Partnership with CPTED Provider

    November 22, 2025

    Spatial Analysis Etc is pleased to announce its partnership with Trabuco Consulting to deliver Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) solutions.

    CPTED involves the strategic design or modification of neighborhoods and urban areas to mitigate crime. This may include enhancements such as improved lighting, the removal of obstacles to natural surveillance, and the efficient reconfiguration of public spaces. The expertise required for effective CPTED planning is critical, and Trabuco Consulting is well-qualified in this area.

    Our role at Spatial Analysis Etc is to support CPTED implementation by conducting comprehensive analyses of crime and related data within the target area. Our reports, maps, charts, and interactive dashboards provide clear insights into crime patterns and other challenges impacting communities. Leveraging these analytical tools enables the development of robust, data-driven CPTED strategies.

    You can read more about crime analysis and CPTED here.

  • Instructor Dana Boss Recognized by the City of Visalia

    November 18, 2025

    Our instructor Dana Boss was recognized by the City of Visalia for her outstanding work. Dana received an award in the California Crime and Intelligence Analyst Association (CCIAA) Statistical Report and Tactical Bulletin categories at the 2025 CCIAA conference held in September this year. Dana continues to make great contributions to the crime analysis field, and we are happy she trains others in her skills in our courses. See the full post here: LinkedIn Post

  • Irvine’s Real Time Crime Center Showing Results

    November 16, 2025

    The Irvine Police Department’s Real Time Crime Center is showing results after a year. We know that this is due to the efforts of our course instructors, Samantha Epton and Lindsay Marangi, who also work in Irvine’s Real Time Crime Center. At Spatial Analysis Etc, our course instructors are subject matter experts and make an impact in the field every day. Read the details here: https://www.ocregister.com/2025/11/12/nearly-a-year-in-irvine-police-say-real-time-crime-center-shows-results/.