York City proudly commemorates 100 days without gun violence, a milestone supported by electronic billboards thanking the community for their role in fostering peace. This record follows a dramatic drop in violent crime, with the city previously experiencing 66 days without a shooting in January and only five homicides reported last year.
Mayor Michael Helfrich attributes this success to community efforts, including initiatives aimed at supporting at-risk youth and improved policing practices. While the city acknowledges the risks of celebrating such milestones, officials remain hopeful and committed to maintaining this progress, emphasizing a collaborative approach to public safety.
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