Community Policing
The Community Policing topic covers efforts by agencies and officers to partner with other branches of local government as well as non-governmental organizations to reduce crime and increase the quality of life for law-abiding citizens.
A common complaint officers hear from citizens is, ‘What took you so long?’
The African philosophy of Ubuntu provides a compelling vision for revolutionizing public safety services and the ways in which we enforce our laws
Learn how Larsen’s hefty donation for officer wellness and community engagement builds on his extensive history of supporting law enforcement in the City by the Bay
When those creating policies hear from those most affected – the officers who are bound by the policy and the public – it has a profound and productive effect
A handful of officers from around the country opened up about ways the public is still supporting them, as well as why many officers are leaving the profession
The Community Policing Strategy Plan includes the creation of a police athletic and arts league to engage the city’s youth
Karlee Burdette was just 2 years old when her dad died in the line of duty; more than 30 deputies supported her while she gave her valedictorian speech
The truck is also an educational vehicle: among the images of treats is a QR code that links to social service organizations and other helpful county resources
Applications are due July 22
Officer David Kaufman has a father who suffers from dementia. For him, this call was personal
A patrol squad took matters into their own hands after senior citizens on their beat lost $33,000
This simple but effective tool is underutilized by too many officers
The office assists agencies with the recruitment of individuals pursuing an LE career with a special focus on minority and women applicants
To build a diverse community of LE advocates, focus on engaging with people who don’t understand policing or don’t share your viewpoint
Our monthly roundup of cops doing good across the nation
A look at some of the reforms police agencies and cities have implemented
Police1 columnists reflect on their analysis of 2020’s civil unrest and calls for police reform and share their thoughts on where policing is now
As many experts predicted, we have seen a rise in violent crime accompanied by an increase in officer retirements and resignations
The open dialogue format allows both groups to hear each other’s expectations and concerns
The program’s goal is to expose kids to what a career in law enforcement looks like and what pathways they can take to get there
Small town leaders must manage not only their local community’s concerns but also inform national and international media about incidents in their region
While medics were evaluating the man, who was not injured, Cpl. Frankel decided to finish the job
An Oceanside Police lieutenant and part-time college instructor says one of his students came up with the idea
The small folder, which clips onto the driver’s side air vent, aims to help stops go as smoothly as possible
These takeaways from a police PIO can prove beneficial to law enforcement communication pros in future cases
A recent survey of 1,000 adults shows fewer than one in 10 recommend mental health professionals respond alone with no public safety personnel
The “Take it to the Track” program gives citizens a safer alternative to street racing — and even lets them test their speed against troopers
Officer Stella Dieu, who grew up in the area, says she ultimately wants everyone to feel safe and supported in the community
Growing up, Kendra Snowden didn’t idolize her mom because she was in law enforcement; instead, she admired her work ethic and passion for people
Following the deployment of a robotic K-9 in February 2021, public backlash led the NYPD to send ‘Digidog’ back to the doghouse
Police Superintendent Shaun Ferguson called the Audubon Nature Institute’s decision “disappointing”
The motel owners said the sign, which has been met with backlash, was their way of encouraging conversation on police reform
It is our responsibility as police leaders to constantly improve our interactions with the communities we serve
