Baltimore MONSE - Neighborhood Safety & Engagement
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The Mayor’s Office of Neighborhood Safety and Engagement (MONSE). Working alongside @MayorBMScott to coordinate comprehensive efforts that address gun violence.
Baltimore, Maryland
Joined April 2014
As a lane lead, Joseph supports his team and their development, strengthening MONSE’s data analysis capabilities. He consistently demonstrates leadership with interagency partners, helping inform data management efforts. Thank you for everything you do for our team and community!
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Congratulations to Joseph Muhlhausen, Chief of Data Analytics, MONSE’s November 2025 Employee of the Month! Joseph has led the development of a new data management system to better track deliverables and outcomes associated with MONSE's community engagement work.
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Our team engaged with community members, offered support and resources, and reaffirmed our continued commitment to violence prevention and community safety. #StopShootStartLiving
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Yesterday, the Safe Streets Belair–Edison site and community violence intervention partners held a shooting response in East Baltimore following Monday's mass shooting that resulted in the loss of one life and injuries to four individuals.
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Yesterday, MONSE collaborated with our partners on a successful human trafficking outreach in the Garrison Blvd area. Together, we distributed 15 resource bags & connected three individuals to legal services, helping co-produce public safety, & support our community.
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Happy Hanukkah, Baltimore! To all who celebrate, we hope the beginning of the holiday season was well spent with loved ones and community.
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Yesterday, @mayorbmscott’s Holiday on Holliday celebration brought Baltimore together for a night of warmth and community. Great to see residents from all walks of life come together to enjoy the festive season.
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While this progress is promising and the fruit of a collective effort to co-produce public safety, we can not and will not stop building on this work and delivering for Baltimore until no life is lost to violence in our city.
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Yesterday, our team joined @BaltimorePolice to share our year-end updates with the City Council. The facts stand. Baltimore has seen fewer homicides through December 1, 2025, than any other year on record going back to at least 1970.
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Following a tragedy, no one should be left to pick up the pieces alone. It is families like Destiny and Patricia that @BaltimoreMONSE continues to provide real support and real care, when they need it the most. https://t.co/yhpXvmjk67 🎥: WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore
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A safer Baltimore starts and ends with all of us.
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Safe Streets Baltimore remains committed to preventing violence and supporting communities across Baltimore. Mediation, service referrals, and outreach continue to make a real difference as part of the city's community violence intervention ecosystem.
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@SafeStreetsBaltimore and frontline violence interrupters like Rochelle Johnson continue to show what’s possible when we invest in prevention and center people with lived experiences in this work. Check out Rochelle’s story featured in @cnn:
cnn.com
Cars stop on the street for Rochelle Johnson, a mother of five, when she walks through her Baltimore neighborhood greeting every person she encounters, running up to children and adults alike as she...
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It’s simple. When we create pathways for people to take ownership over safety in their own communities, we help build a safer Baltimore.
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As of this morning, Baltimore has seen a 29.8% decrease in homicides and a 25.2% decline in non-fatal shootings. As we enter the last month of the year, we are doubling down on our work to continue this progress into 2026 and beyond. One life lost to violence is one too many.
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Happy Thanksgiving, Baltimore!
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Wishing all Baltimore families a warm, safe, and joyful holiday.
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Today our team joined the @GoodwillIntl, @MayorBMScott, and partner city agencies to help feed communities across Baltimore. We’re grateful for the opportunity to support families during the holiday season and thankful for everyone working together to uplift our city.
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This site belongs to the community. Your presence, your voices, and your commitment are what make Safe Streets possible. Together, we will continue building a safer, stronger McElderry Park and a safer, stronger Baltimore.
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Most importantly, we want to thank the residents, families, and neighbors who showed up and made this moment meaningful.
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