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  • Brian Maloney

    Brian Maloney joined the Secure Community Network (SCN) in 2024 as a Regional Security Advisor for JewishCOLORADO. In this role, he administers a security program…

    • Security Director
    • Staff

  • Terms of Use

    By using the pages in this site, you agree to the Terms of Use presented here. Please read the Terms of Use carefully before you start to use the website. By using the website,…

  • Informational One Pager

    Low-Cost/No-Cost Safety and Security Measures for Individuals and Families

    Jewish community members face a wide variety of threats from natural disasters to targeted antisemitic crimes. As a result of these varying threats, individuals and families must take steps to prepare. Emergency preparedness can often be intimidating due not only to the large number of threats and hazards that must be prepared for, but also the anticipated costs associated with it. However, providing for the safety and security of yourself and/or your family does not have to be costly, and its benefits are invaluable. This document outlines safety and security measures that are of little to no cost.

  • Grant Mendenhall

    Grant Mendenhall has served as the Secure Community Network’s (SCN) Deputy Director of Operations since Fall of 2022. Prior to assuming this role, he was…

    • Leadership
  • Webinar Recording

    Introduction to the Nonprofit Security Grant Program Webinar Recording

    There is no one-size-fits-all answer when it comes to the issues surrounding firearms and security. Every community is different. But the questions are often the same, whether for a large urban congregation or a small rural one. Join us as we share consistent, best-practice considerations for issues related to armed security in synagogues and other facilities.

  • Informational One Pager

    Hurricane Protection Guidance

    For those areas affected by hurricanes, storms are generally detected well before they reach hurricane status. When the track of the hurricane becomes evident, warnings are issued to the affected areas through radio, television, newspaper, and online sources. This allows plenty of time for residents and organizations to take appropriate actions. You and your organization must have a plan for mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery from hurricanes and tropical storms.

  • Attend a Training

    Find and register for SCN’s expert-led security training events in your area. If you are looking for more information about upcoming SCN-led local training events,…