"We believe by being interacting with community members and engaging the community in positive non-enforcement activities, it allows us to get to know the people we serve. It also allows the public to get to know us, ask us questions, and have a conversation. At the same time, when a community member has a need or a concern, we address it."

Every April, Diversity Month invites us to celebrate the rich mix of cultures, identities, and perspectives that shape our communities. It’s a time to honor heritage and promote respect across differences - reminding us that when all voices are heard and everyone belongs, communities grow stronger, more connected, and more compassionate.

Women play a huge role in our families, our communities, and our future. When they are empowered, entire communities thrive...

Muévete means “move,” in Spanish, but DSAL’s ¡Muévete! program could also stand for “movement”—a close-knit, community-led dance movement...