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.
Objectives and Key Results aren’t just for tech giants. See how this powerful, data-driven approach can bring clarity, accountability and real progress to your agency
Chief Scott Hughes reveals how the FBINA transformed him professionally, physically and personally — and why every police leader should make the leap
When you show others that you care about them, they feel more comfortable with you, sense that you care about them and are likely to want to work with you
The duty to intercede in law enforcement has legal roots, but we must go further, instilling it as a core organizational value
In a sometimes emotional interview, former Miami chief Art Acevedo reflected on his dramatic firing by city officials
Since the start of 2020, the department has lost nearly 300 police officers
“Technology plays an incredibly important role in making people feel safe, solving crimes, and building trust and legitimacy within the community.”
Some saw the move as preparation for potential staff shortages over noncompliance with the mandate
After the hearing, Acevedo broke his weeks of silence with a statement outside city hall
Chief Roger Schei of the Pocatello Police Department discusses the mindset required to be an effective law enforcement leader
The analytics system uses officer data like traffic stops and use-of-force incidents to run risk assessments
Chief Estella Patterson vowed a greater police presence at areas with “repeat calls of violence”
To cope, the department is eliminating some administrative roles, pulling officers off specialized units and relying more on overtime
The new interim chief was one of several home-grown candidates
“The relationship between the Chief and the organization has become untenable and needed to be resolved promptly.”
In this eBook, we explore the scope of the epidemic by looking at the evolving tactics of law enforcement response to the opioid crisis
New data from September shows progress against the city’s rising violence, police said
Understanding and communicating the “why” can make an incredible difference in the process and outcome of a contact
In her fourth month as chief, Elaine Bryant is setting community expectations and goals to tackle rising violence
An evaluation of the impact of active bystandership training
Leading with empathy will result in happier, more productive officers
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
