Nancy Perry

From the Editor

Nancy Perry is Editor-in-Chief of Police1 and Corrections1, responsible for defining original editorial content, tracking industry trends, managing expert contributors and leading execution of special coverage efforts.

Prior to joining Lexipol in 2017, Nancy served as an editor for emergency medical services publications and communities for 22 years, during which she received a Jesse H. Neal award. She has a bachelor's degree in English Literature from the University of Sussex in England and a master's degree in Professional Writing from the University of Southern California. She is based out of Santa Clarita, California. Ask questions or submit ideas to Nancy by e-mailing nperry@lexipol.com.

Full list of Nancy Perry results

Research: The operationalization of bodycam data
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Washington State University researchers are working with police departments to objectively review videos to benchmark officer performance and inform training
Roundtable: Predicting the future of police recruitment and retention
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Experts interpret the results of Police1's State of the Industry survey and implications for the future law enforcement workforce
Police research: The impact of housing costs and availability on LEOs
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Two-thirds of survey respondents said high housing costs are making it more difficult to recruit new officers
Police research: 1,000 cops address non-compliance during traffic stops
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Read about cops’ concerns regarding traffic stop safety, training and tactics
Q&A: Not your average citizen’s academy
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How a transparency workshop provides Charlotte residents insight into the complexities of policing
Take the next step to conquer your fears and find success
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Here are some of the things that scare me the most and the tools I am using to push past my fears
Readers respond: Should thin blue line imagery be banned?
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We received dozens of emails from readers in response to recent news that police chiefs were removing thin blue line imagery from their departments
Readers respond: What should be the minimum age requirement to become a police officer?
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More than 4,000 Police1 readers answered our poll – here’s a summary of what readers had to say
3,300 officers respond to COVID vaccine poll: 38% say ‘Yes’ to vaccination
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Police1 asked LEOs to weigh in on COVID-19 vaccination mandates, ethical obligations and whether they will be vaccinated
Will you be vaccinated for COVID-19?
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Share your thoughts on LEOs' ethical obligation to be vaccinated for COVID-19
Survey: 3,615 officers weigh in on the impact of marijuana legalization on policing
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Police1 and Louisiana State University (LSU) asked officers from across the country to share their opinions
Photo roundup: How communities are showing their support for LE
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All policing is local, and local communities are standing strong in support of their officers
National STOP THE BLEED Day 2020: How to educate during social distancing
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While in-person training and public outreach events have been postponed this year, social media is a great platform to discuss the importance of hemorrhage control
Educating the public about police response during the COVID-19 pandemic
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Agencies are using social media to keep citizens informed about modifications to calls for service and coronavirus safety precautions
6 key steps to improve police recruitment and retention
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Gordon Graham shares his top tips for how police leaders can attract the right candidates who will stay the distance
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