The robbins safe streets initiative is a strategic, data-driven response to a steep rise in drug-related crime in the town of robbins, north carolina

The Community Oriented Policing Program awarded the Town of Robbins $166,370 on October 1, 2025, under the Public Safety Partnership and Community Policing Grants program (CFDA 16.710) to execute the Robbins Safe Streets Initiative, a data-driven response to drug-related crime in Robbins, North Carolina.

The initiative deploys overtime personnel for high-visibility patrols, deterrent traffic enforcement, and intelligence gathering in high-risk areas to disrupt drug markets. Officers also conduct community walks and outreach to build trust and provide service referrals. The program incorporates civic events, youth engagement activities, and town hall forums executed in collaboration with local stakeholders including faith-based organizations, businesses, schools, and the Moore County Sheriff's Office.

Performance runs through September 30, 2027, with all work performed in Robbins, North Carolina. The assistance type is a Project Grant.

This initiative will utilize cops microgrant funding to support overtime deployments focused on disrupting drug markets through high-visibility patrols, deterrent traffic enforcement, and intelligence gathering in high-risk areas. Concurrently, officers will engage in community walks and outreach to build trust and provide service referrals. The program also includes a robust schedule of civic events, youth engagement activities, and town hall forums in collaboration with local stakeholders including faith-based organizations, businesses, schools, and the moore county sheriff's office.