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.
This summit will provide a national platform for non-sworn public safety professionals to address the critical issues shaping the future of law enforcement
The most relevant and important human factors that every investigator, administrator and trainer should understand when conducting use-of-force investigations and reviews
Young officers are great employees; however, they require some specific things from their leadership in order to have a successful police career
Villanueva’s concession comes on the heels of a ballot measure expected to pass that gives board members the power to fire a sitting sheriff
After a wrong-way driver struck 25 LASD recruits on a training run, LE leaders and instructors should study this incident and consider changes to recruit training activities
While female officers have experienced a growing sense of belonging in a profession dominated by males, there remain gender-specific challenges
This one-year, paid position places talented people in mid-career within the highest levels of the federal government – here’s why first responders should apply
At least three sheriffs say they will not enforce Measure 114, a law that bans the sale of magazines holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition
Chris Magnus submitted his resignation to President Biden, saying it had been “a privilege and honor” to be part of the administration
“I think it’s a good thing. He was just working on policies that were just going to incentivize more criminal activity,” said Border Patrol union president Brandon Judd
The sheriff spoke out after a newly passed measure bans the sale of magazines holding more than 10 rounds of ammunition
With the raise, the starting salary for Detroit officers jumps from $43,000 to $53,000 annually
Today, more than ever, every public safety agency must strive to be the trusted source of legitimate, truthful and timely information
A six-month study says the most common problem investigators face is microphones not being turned on
The deputy can be seen on video walking past homes and shops while twirling a lasso in the air for roughly 30 minutes
A new report proposes the incorporation of auxiliary private security agents in non-core areas such as administration and other ancillary tasks
Political ideology or financial motives were behind nearly every observed cyberattack on law enforcement
“This is not a tank. This is a replacement vehicle,” one councilman said after receiving public criticism regarding the purchase
Capt. Fred Bobbitt died by suicide in February 2022; the family believes “inaction by city officials caused Bobbitt emotional distress”
Brian O’Hara will be tasked with rebuilding department morale, staffing, curbing violent crime and ensuring compliance with court-mandated reforms
But there’s a catch: the deputy chiefs would have to dismiss any legal complaints or lawsuits filed against the city that are related to their employment
Since Tacoma implemented a crime plan in July, violent crime in has decreased 20% compared to last year
This month’s selection focuses on the “why” behind tragedies and the lessons public safety can take from other professions
Police1’s State of the Industry survey results provide critical insight into the current leadership needs of law enforcement officers
If you get too consumed with the details, you can be distracted from the bigger picture, especially when seeking high leadership positions
These six steps have produced proven results – they can help you too
Do those in public safety do a good job of taking advantage of what’s available to help them in their times of need?
City of Chicago reverses decision for officers to foot the bill for failed labor lawsuit legal costs
After news broke of the officers potentially being sent to collections for not paying back the city’s legal costs, a letter was sent announcing the reversal
The department’s exit interviews unveiled officers left the APD to join other law enforcement agencies with a take-home car program
Letters were sent to LEOs requesting they each pay $185 to account for $19,000 the city spent to fight a labor law violations case
Some of the survey comments shed light on the lack of promotional opportunities for Black officers and those of color having to meet higher standards
El Monte Police Chief Ben Lowry’s death hit hard a department still processing the loss of two of its officers who were slain during a shootout in June
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