纽森签行政令设跨机构社区安全行动：统筹加州公共安全战略并衔接下一届政府
Sacramento——加州州长办公室10月22日宣布，州长纽森当天在位于加州 Sacramento County 的州府 Sacramento 签署一项行政令，设立「促进社区安全跨机构行动」（Interagency Effort to promote Community Safety），把州政府相关公共安全机构协调起来，聚焦暴力干预与预防，并加大对受害者的支持，目标是把加州在枪支安全、犯罪率下降与受害者服务方面取得的进展延续到下一届政府。
纽森在声明中说：「加州在公共安全方面取得了历史性进展，我们必须守住它。继续把各机构聚到一起、衡量成效、补上缺口、在有效的做法上再接再厉，我们就能帮助确保这份进展在未来多年延续下去。」
州长办公室介绍，这项行动将梳理加州现有的公共安全举措、评估其成效，并提出一份协调一致、以数据为导向的犯罪预防与削减蓝图。具体工作包括三项：清点全州现有的公共安全项目、投入与职责；评估哪些做法正在产生效果、哪里协调不足、资源投向哪里影响最大；以及提出一套横跨预防、威慑、改造与重返社会环节的协调循证战略。行动还将加强各机构之间的数据共享，并找出可由下一届政府持续推进的做法。
州长办公室称，纽森与州议会自2019年以来已通过加州暴力干预与预防计划（California Violence Intervention and Prevention Program，CalVIP）等渠道，在执法、犯罪预防与受害者服务方面投入5.468亿美元。办公室援引研究指出，Richmond 的 Peacemaker Fellowship 项目与2010年至2024年间当地致命及非致命枪击案下降61%相关联；加州凶杀率已降至1966年有全州统计以来的最低水平。
按州长办公室公布的全州最新犯罪数据，2025年加州各主要犯罪类别较2024年全面下降：凶杀下降18.6%，抢劫下降19.9%，财产犯罪下降14.3%，机动车盗窃下降25.8%，暴力犯罪下降10.2%。州长办公室表示，已通过的州预算还包括三年内240万美元支持 Finding Kids 拨款计划（资助地方执法机构针对性侵害人口贩运的诱饵行动），以及180万美元支持 Sacramento 的 City of Refuge 为受性剥削、人口贩运或虐待影响的女性建设社区型服务点。
Newsom Signs Executive Order Creating Interagency Community Safety Effort to Coordinate California's Public Safety Strategy
SACRAMENTO — California Governor Gavin Newsom on October 22 signed an executive order establishing an Interagency Effort to promote Community Safety, his office announced in Sacramento, in Sacramento County, California. The effort brings the state's public safety agencies together, focuses on violence intervention and prevention, and increases support for victims, with the stated aim of carrying the state's gains in gun safety, falling crime, and victim services into the next administration.
"California has made historic progress on public safety, and we have to protect it," Newsom said in a statement. "By continuing to bring agencies together to measure results, close gaps, and build on what works, we can help ensure this progress continues for years to come."
According to the Governor's office, the group will itemize the state's existing public-safety programs, investments, and responsibilities; evaluate what is producing results, where coordination is lacking, and where resources can have the greatest impact; and recommend a coordinated, evidence-based strategy across prevention, deterrence, rehabilitation, and reentry. It will also map existing initiatives, strengthen data sharing, and deliver a blueprint for a coordinated, data-driven approach that the next administration can sustain.
The Governor's office said Newsom and the Legislature have invested $546.8 million since 2019 in law enforcement, crime prevention — including through the California Violence Intervention and Prevention Program (CalVIP) — and victim services. It cited research associating Richmond's Peacemaker Fellowship with a 61% reduction in fatal and nonfatal firearm assaults from 2010 to 2024, and said California's homicide rate has fallen to its lowest level since statewide reporting began in 1966.
Statewide crime data released by the Governor's office show every major category declined in 2025 compared with 2024: homicide fell 18.6%, robbery 19.9%, property crime 14.3%, motor vehicle theft 25.8%, and violent crime 10.2%. The office said the enacted state budget also includes $2.4 million over three years for the Finding Kids grant program, which funds local law enforcement decoy operations targeting sex trafficking, and $1.8 million for City of Refuge Sacramento to support a neighborhood-based campus serving women affected by sexual exploitation, trafficking, or abuse.
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图片来源：图：加州州长纽森2026年官方肖像。照片：Charles Ommanney／加州州长办公室，公共领域，经 Wikimedia Commons。 / California Governor Gavin Newsom's 2026 official portrait. Photo: Charles Ommanney / Office of the Governor of California, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
