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.
Law enforcement agencies have long focused on engaging the public, but internal communication is equally important
Discover how the Seaside Police Department revamped its gloomy basement office into a welcoming space — and how it’s made a difference for the community and staff alike
A leader who is open to ideas from peers and subordinates will always be a more effective leader than the person who believes they already know enough and can make decisions on their own
A city in Ohio is projected to save $8.15M after investing in EVs and microgrids
Answering FAQ about electric vehicle deployment in law enforcement
A DEMS is the virtual command post for managing all the digital evidence a police department collects
Learn about the five critical considerations for determining which shift regimen is best suited for your response area and team.
The body of change will only go where the boots on the ground take it; here’s how to get there
Chief Michel Moore said the city is “by no means out of the woods”
Strategies for recognizing, prioritizing and mobilizing solutions for the risks you face in your organization
Chief Rick Williams was responding to a report of a suspicious person near a residence Monday when he was shot in an exchange of gunfire
Johnny Patterson, 59, was also the assistant police chief of a neighboring town
Here’s the skinny: Electric vehicles will save your agency money, improve your fleet and keep your department current with vehicle technology
Navigating a career in law enforcement takes time, planning and reflection. Here’s how to do it
Former Miami PD Chief Art Acevedo claims his public firing three months ago was in retaliation for him speaking out against corruption
The sheriff touted the “good character” of a man who pleaded guilty to a charge related to the Jan. 6 siege at the U.S. Capitol
The “No Shave November” fundraiser was so successful that Sheriff Craig Webre changed the agency’s clean shaven policy
Eric Adams’ desire for his brother to lead his mayoral security detail has sparked scrutiny from ethics experts
If police forces are going to meet the needs of the communities they serve, they must collaborate and create a plan guided by evidence and governed by equity
Adams is now seeking approval from city ethics officers to hire his brother as the head of his security detail
Commissioner Keechant Sewell had said that a new DA policy would “invite violence against police officers”
A total of $64.7M in funding is available through the 2022 CTAS grant program, with more than 100 awards anticipated
Performing a root cause analysis on a contemporary tragedy can provide insight into how to use the process within law enforcement
Mayor Eric Adams described Sewell as “calm, collected, confident”
Like his older brother, Bernard Adams is a former New York City police officer
A new plan will include expanding partnerships with other police agencies and beefing up investigative units, police said
Chief Dave Hayes is among hundreds who found their home reduced to a burnt husk
Unprecedented times in police recruitment and retention call for new hiring, leadership approaches
We face complex public safety challenges, but law enforcement has proven solutions to meet them
Employee and customer satisfaction in public safety agencies requires an understanding of organizational behavior
About 120 Capitol Police officers have left since last year, but Chief Tom Manger says they’ll be ready
Police1 columnists review the optics of the former NYPD captain’s day one as mayor of the Big Apple
Commissioner Keechant Sewell called on community members to “join” police in the fight against crime
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