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.
A new, unified approach to public event safety is moving jurisdictions from reactive to proactive protection — driven by partnerships, data and purpose
Law enforcement experts share strategies to improve officer safety in vehicle encounters, emphasizing training and legal standards
A landmark cross-border training highlights the deadly reach of cartels, Chinese chemical networks, and the urgent need for unity between U.S. and Canadian law enforcement
Lt. Zimmer and Capt. Mocello share how agencies can streamline event operations with scalable planning, intelligence-led tactics and tech like drones and AI, even with limited resources
AI, cyber threats and shifting public expectations are already reshaping the job; agencies that adapt now will define tomorrow’s policing
Comments from respondents to Police1’s sexual harassment survey reveal how leadership, HR practices and agency culture shape women’s experiences in law enforcement
More than three-quarters of respondents experienced workplace sexual harassment, highlighting persistent cultural and leadership challenges in policing
Sergeants carry culture and accountability; overextended or underprepared supervisors create silent risks that ripple through an agency
Accountability isn’t punishment — it’s how police leaders shape culture, strengthen teams and uphold the profession’s integrity
A squared-away appearance sends a message of competence, pride and readiness
Box-check training collapses in real incidents; agencies that commit to scenario-based, data-driven practice see officers respond with precision, not hesitation
Two leading researchers share what’s driving suicidal ideation among officers, how culture and leadership affect risk and what every agency can do to protect its people
From staffing to stress, supervisors face it all — share the toughest challenge your frontline leaders are navigating right now
Learn how forward-thinking chiefs are applying AI to streamline documentation, optimize resources and strengthen accountability
Departments that remove barriers and invest in women officers are finding measurable gains in recruitment, retention and community trust
When ambition replaces integrity in command, the cost is measured in lost trust, fractured morale and the erosion of what policing stands for
Staffing shortages and burnout cut deepest when agencies neglect their people; leaders who prioritize wellness and mentorship protect both officers and mission
If broken windows signal decline in a neighborhood, what do they look like inside your department?
The city of Charlotte announced Estella Patterson will become the next police chief; she worked with CMPD for 25 years before serving as Raleigh police chief from 2021-2025
When readiness lives on paper instead of in practice, cracks show fast — from officer burnout to missed warning signs
The words you use as a leader shape your department’s culture more than you think
Leaders have a duty to prepare their officers and protect their families — because when tragedy strikes, there may be no second chance
Agencies can’t train their way out of today’s challenges. Coaching builds the mindset to lead through them
An evidence-based analysis of how scheduling models influence officer fatigue, morale, efficiency and coverage
St. Louis Sheriff Alfred Montgomery was indicted on six criminal charges, including felony witness tampering; former police Chief John Hayden Jr. will serve as the interim sheriff
To combat “operational fatigue” in law enforcement, culturally competent support and proactive wellness programs are essential
The indictments say law enforcement officers provided armed escort services on multiple occasions to an FBI agent posing as a member of a Mexican drug cartel
Ex-Spartanburg County sheriff Chuck Wright admitted to conspiring to commit theft, conspiring to commit wire fraud and obtaining controlled substances through misrepresentation
Tarpon Springs Police Chief Jeffrey P. Young on leading by example, creating a family atmosphere and staying true to values that inspire excellence
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