Command Staff - Chiefs / Sheriffs
The Command Staff - Chiefs / Sheriffs topic gives police leadership news and information to help them lead their troops. This topic also gives the patrol officer an avenue to prepare themselves for a rise through the ranks.
Now more than ever, police officers need to see their work recognized and appreciated
States United Democracy Center, a non-partisan organization, discussed priorities for law enforcement during election season
Adopting a growth mindset can help you overcome limiting beliefs, assess your readiness for new challenges and decide if pursuing a promotion is the right move for your leadership journey
“This hurts us to know we’ve hurt others,” Fort Worth police Chief Neil Noakes stated
Pittsburgh PD chief to retire, says second job as NCAA basketball referee distracting for the agency
“I am making this decision to prioritize the integrity and focus of our department. Optics matter, and my retirement is the right course for all of us,” Larry Scirotto said
“They can have a kid having a breakdown or something like that, let them see this dog and it just sort of calms everything down,” Wilson County Sheriff Robert Bryan said
Assistant Chief Melissa Eger has served with the NYPD since 1999; she has received praise for her ability to create crime-fighting strategies and engage the community
Two police organizations have asked for an investigation into what they described as a “blatant political infringement into the civil service process”
Buncombe County officials, who previously reported 72 deaths, are now deferring to a state tally of 42 deaths for the county
“I love the city, I love this community, and I love the men and women that work at the San Jose Police Department,” acting Police Chief Paul Joseph said
El Paso Sheriff Joe Roybal said his department remains fully staffed in spite of low pay because deputies “feel heard [and] appreciated” due to the agency’s positive culture
Police1’s national survey reveals alarming mental wellness challenges faced by officers; Dr. Black discusses how agencies can step up to support their personnel
“Every day, the men and women of the LAPD put their lives on the line...and I wish more people valued their sacrifice,” Interim LAPD Chief Dominic Choi responded
A panel at the IACP 2024 conference discussed their experiences requesting and issuing ERPOs and advice for investigators, patrol officers and prosecutors
Houston County Sheriff Cullen Talton was elected in 1972 and served as sheriff for over 50 years; under his leadership, the agency grew from 28 employees to more than 300
“I came into this not expecting that much water and before I know it, I was swept off,” Chaves County Sheriff Mike Herrington said
By practicing under simulated stress, officers can develop the ability to control their fear in real-life situations
Detroit Police Chief James White, who has served as chief since 2021, is a licensed mental health therapist; the department has not announced who will replace him
IACP leaders and city officials address the pressing issues of recruitment, retention, and community trust while celebrating Boston’s legacy as a pioneer in modern policing
Closely following performance can prevent misconduct and improve agency effectiveness
Learn how leadership, organizational behavior and mission-critical tools build competence, confidence and trust in public safety agencies
“I like to call a perfect storm of sorts … ruthless individuals that have created a multitude of crimes with basically no repercussions,” Detective Bureau Asst. Chief Jason Savino said
This session is a must-attend for law enforcement leaders, mental health advocates and researchers committed to addressing the growing issue of police suicides
The state’s proactive approach can provide a model for others to follow
“It is time to...create a healthy agency where its members have time to connect with the community and focus on effective crime reduction strategies,” Portland Chief Bob Day said
The man said that he’s a Trump supporter and called the notion that he was planning an assassination attempt “ridiculous”
Rural police departments face unique challenges like understaffing and tight budgets. Discover how contracting services with neighboring communities offers a solution to enhance public safety without breaking the bank
Aside from court costs, former Clark County sheriff Jamey Noel now owes more than $3 million in restitution payments
Be cognizant of what is working – and what is not – and be flexible enough to change tactics quickly as needed
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