Leadership

The retention idea might keep at least 70 officers on the force with at least 28 years on the job

William Dwyer stands by his officers' decision to not wait for an ambulance and to rush the 4-month-old to the hospital

We should all be glad about women adding their own ingredients to the recipe of great leadership

Where does it say we have to be just like men in this profession? We should have the freedom to be women

The Community Police Commission can dole out discipline to officers, a role once held by the police chief and safety director

Boosting pay and pensions, increasing benefits for childcare and college tuition were some recommendations

Troy Doyle will head the department, which is still operating under a DOJ consent decree from 2015

The new chief will face diminished morale, a rise in violent crime and calls for accountability

Trends that will guide U.S. public safety organizations to success and transformation

With supportive peers, an inquiring mind, and a mix of confidence and humility, a young chief might be just the thing a department needs

Nearly 80% of respondents in the election season poll stated they lack confidence in the current council's approach to improving public safety

Voters in 2012 had placed the department under local control for the first time in 150 years

Learn how the Stanislaus County Sheriff’s Office built an award-winning holistic officer wellness program

The cycle of listening to residents, acting on their feedback and communicating results back to the community will continually increase trust over time

Superintendent David Brown announced he will be taking an executive position with a personal injury law firm