Our system of public safety communications remains outdated.

I call upon all Americans to observe this week by taking actions to protect their families from hazardous household materials and from misuse of prescription medications.

These men and women sustain peace and order across America.

As a Nation, we rely on law enforcement officers to keep our neighborhoods safe.

My Administration is working hard to prevent impaired driving.

Operating a vehicle under the influence of drugs poses the same risks as drunk driving, and we must do more to stop this growing epidemic.

Willie Richardson has distinguished himself throughout a long career in public safety.

S. 431 requires sex offenders to provide Internet identifiers to State sex offender registries.

Every day, 732,000 sworn officers in our Nation are on the street closing down open air drug markets.

I urge all Americans to make responsible decisions and take appropriate measures to prevent drunk and drugged driving.

Those we were forced to release have included murderers, rapists, child molesters, and other violent criminals.

I encourage all Americans to help keep our Nation's roadways safe by making responsible decisions and taking appropriate measures to prevent drunk and drugged driving.

Keeping drunk and drugged drivers off the road is vital for the safety of our loved ones and fellow citizens.

Every year, too many of our citizens get behind the wheel of an automobile after drinking alcohol or using drugs.

That's a big reason crime is down to a 25-year low.

There's not a single soul in this room or in this entire country who believes that our children are as safe as they ought to be.

Unless we deal with the ravages of crime and violence, none of the other things we seek to do will ever take us where we need to go.

Most of them—a lot of gun owners—keep in mind, I'm convinced a majority of hunters and sport shooters, once they understand, will support what amounts to a minor inconvenience to save lives.