Staffing

Limited response capabilities and long shifts are taking a toll on officers, officials say

Utilizing the strengths and expertise of volunteers for ultimate agency transparency

The NYPD received 7,270 sick calls — the most for any day in 2021

Mayor London Breed said she would introduce legislation to allow law enforcement real-time access to surveillance video in certain situations

The cops who stay awake while the rest of us are sleeping need special support to maintain their physical and mental health

In the wake of a spasmodic year of protests and pandemic, the profession may be fast approaching a generational and possibly historic reckoning

A UK agency recently swore in 24 part-time officers to make policing "open to more applicants” with a “flexible alternative." Our experts debate the pros and cons of part-time cops

Baltimore PD has roughly 400 vacancies among sworn staff and recruitment efforts can't keep pace with those leaving

Maintaining the police workforce level requires law enforcement to rethink traditional police career models

Agencies must weigh the pros and cons of shift schedules to do what they can to ensure success – for officers, the agency and the community

A veteran officer breaks down the rigorous process to land the job — do you have what it takes?

The Law Enforcement Career Path Academy was designed to remove financial and educational barriers to college and a LE career for low-income young people

Officers will no longer respond to runaways, medical welfare checks and some traffic incidents, among others

Changing people’s work schedules is a significant disruption to not only their lives but their families as well

"We’re getting hit hard in our communications bureau, as well as our patrol division."