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6 things police leaders must do to improve officer wellness in 2022
From changes in equipment to providing mental health support services, here's how law enforcement leaders can prioritize officer health and safety
Police1 recently conducted its second annual State of the Industry survey asking 2,376 police officers a series of questions about what they’re seeking from command staff this year and beyond.
We found a common theme in our extensive survey: LEOs want to do their job, they want to do it well, and they’re asking leaders to provide the right equipment and services to help them be effective, especially when it comes to health and safety.
Download this Police1 Research Report, sponsored by Utility, to find out the six things police leaders must do to improve officer wellness in 2022.
Research Report: 6 things cops need to improve their safety & health
