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.
There are a thousand reasons to say no, but what if saying yes changes everything?
A panel at the IACP 2024 conference discussed their experiences requesting and issuing ERPOs and advice for investigators, patrol officers and prosecutors
By practicing under simulated stress, officers can develop the ability to control their fear in real-life situations
To be an effective supervisor, you will need to become an expert at managing your time
Discipline is a necessary component of supervision; here are some tips for disciplining public safety employees fairly and effectively
A city directive calls for workers to be vaccinated by October 18
The push comes after two crisis response social workers were kidnapped on the job
Body cameras, anti-bias training and restrictions on police use of force are all items for proposed funding in DOJ’s FY22 budget
Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw says there are “key disconnects” in “which crimes we prioritize”
City officials defended Chief Vanessa Wilson, saying she is responsible for necessary but “unpopular” decisions
I was surprised when I heard my neurosurgeon giving his supporting staff permission to “ABLE” him
Unifying what loyalty means in policing today and understanding how police officers experience the same inhibitors to intervening as everyone else
The goal of evidence-based training is to research and then implement the best practices to create and sustain a functional officer
A Q&A with Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott on recent national and state honors
Chiefs and sheriffs may need to consider greater enforcement efforts while not injuring police-community relations
A survey sent to union members comes after a series of gaffes and staffing shake-ups by Acevedo
Helping other officers to avoid behaviors that put their livelihoods, emotional well-being and freedoms at risk has no downside for a department or community
Biometrics
If supervisors could see an officer’s biometric response in real-time during high-stress calls such as a traffic stop or pursuit, intervention could occur without delay
While important for employee development, performance evaluations are only as good as the effort put forth to create them
How agencies can weave the duty to intercede throughout their policies and training
Government-funded shelters and communities find success with housing-first, low-barrier approach
Mayoral candidate Eric Adams, the anticipated winner, is believed to be considering these women for the role
Where’s the scenario-based training for the REAL stresses of the job?
CIA and FBI analyst Philip Mudd describes the goals and methods for local law enforcement networks to focus their concerns
A county memo rebuts Sheriff Alex Villanueva’s claims that he is limited in what he can do to combat the problem
Former Detroit Police Chief James Craig has effectively has been running for months but waited to make it official
Panelists shared lessons learned, leading practices and cutting-edge approaches that can assist agencies in dealing with unplanned critical incidents
From officer resiliency training to gun violence restraining orders, here’s a selection of programs improving officer and community safety, communications
Riverside County has not issued formal directives on vaccine requirements for its employees
South Kingstown EMS trio came to the aid of State Police Col. James Manni who was experiencing anaphylaxis
Following the TRUST model will help transform your law enforcement organization into a fully unified, community policing agency
While co-responding is not a new practice, it is an essential piece of the puzzle when it comes to working with crime victims
The move acknowledged that a key component of crime-fighting efforts was not working effectively and in need of adjustment
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