Write a research essay that proposes a solution to a practical problem faced by the public safety community and address your proposal to anyone who might help solve the problem.

Write a research essay that proposes a solution to a practical problem faced by the Public Safety community and address your proposal to anyone who might help solve the problem.
“In a proposal argument essay, writers address an issue and suggest a possible [or the best ways] way to fix it. Proposal argument essays work to convince readers that the proposed solution[s] is [are] effective and realistic” (Rhetoric Matters: Language and Argument in Context).
Your essay should put forth a practical proposal, not a policy or opposing viewpoint one.
“A practical proposal argument seeks to solve a more local or simple problem with a tangible solution. For example, if a certain school is having a problem with weapon-related violence, a practical solution might be to install metal detectors at all access points and increase police presence. This is a practical proposal because there is a very clear cause-effect relationship between the action and its effect and because the resources needed to enact this solution are measurable in terms of cost and supplies” ((Rhetoric Matters: Language and Argument in Context).
Pick a topic that has a direct impact on your life, your school, or your local community. Think of an issue that you are deeply interested in and that affects your daily public safety, as a citizen or criminal justice/Fire-EMS professional