Community Relations

Police1’s State of the Industry survey offers key findings upon which we can engage the community, and each other, for action

Reflecting on the decision of the Associated Press to no longer name people charged with minor crimes

Agencies should have solid policies and procedures in place to ensure the proper operation of their UAS program

There is nothing more effective for building trust than personal, positive contacts between the police and those they protect and serve

Use this process to better connect and engage with the communities you serve

Many cities are piloting programs that take police officers out of certain duties such as mental health response

It isn’t the software alone that makes these programs successful – that’s up to the power of your community outreach

These tips will help your department successfully conduct a community review board on police policy to build trust and enhance safety

Whatever term you use to describe the changes needed in policing, the goal is to improve it in ways that will benefit both communities and law enforcement

Implementing effective stakeholder communications is achievable by using the relevant resources and the correct planning

Small police departments that do not have the luxury of their own PIO can hold their own in the high-stakes public information arena

Identifying uninsured vehicles without direct interaction can eliminate negative associations with law enforcement

Responses from a Police1 survey of more than 1,000 LEOs should be a critical element of the national dialog concerning traffic stops

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tustin Police Department kept the lines of communication open in their community by using Zoom to host virtual meetings

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