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Fort Myers police teach situational awareness to local students
Channing Frampton
•1/27/2026
Source: Gulf Coast News Now
FORT MYERS, Fla. —
Fort Myers police officers are collaborating with local organizations to train the community in situational awareness and safety.
Fort Myers Police Department Crime Prevention Officer Gonzalez and Sergeant Dominique partnered with Pathways to Opportunity at Goodwill to discuss situational awareness.
FMPD said, "approximately 40 students participated in the discussion, which focused on practical ways to stay aware, informed, and safe in everyday situations."
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Courses at Pathways are designed for adults with developmental or intellectual disabilities who want to gain independence and experience new opportunities.
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