Command Staff - Chiefs / Sheriffs

This month's selection focuses on why organizations must adapt in order to thrive, which may never have been more critical for law enforcement

The experiences of maritime greats like Sir Francis Drake can benefit public safety providers today

Mayor Michael Hancock allotted $611 million to the Denver Department of Public Safety in his proposed 2023 budget – 36% of the city’s $1.66 billion budget

An organization’s ability to manage its generational gaps and empower its human capital brokers will create a work culture where officers feel valued

Leaders often make the mistake of categorizing personnel according to past performance and assignment

His levels of needs can be applied to work environments to help personnel thrive

Six officers who resigned over the past year said the department's lack of a traditional pension was a primary motivation

An image circulated on social media of Mayor Steve Adler with closed eyelids and his head tucked down during the one-hour service

LE social media showcases the rescues, emergency assistance and resources happening across Florida in the wake of the deadly hurricane

Common goals of equitable justice, public service and caring for the community make for a powerful partnership between cops and clergy

The deal would bump starting officers' annual salaries from $43K to $53K

“Now more than ever, these efforts are essential in maintaining our public safety workforce, and this investment will help us do that.”

Even if a detailed plan for every contingency isn’t possible, just having the idea of what might happen can lessen the shock and improve response

If confirmed, Brian O’Hara will take over a department some city leaders and community members had sought to abolish in recent years

Eleven officers were sworn in moments after the town manager pleaded with elected officials to delay the department’s launch