Command Staff - Chiefs / Sheriffs
The Command Staff - Chiefs / Sheriffs topic gives police leadership news and information to help them lead their troops. This topic also gives the patrol officer an avenue to prepare themselves for a rise through the ranks.
How your officers feel before the workweek starts speaks volumes about your leadership
Law enforcement think tanks offer a simple yet powerful way for officers to collaborate, exchange ideas and develop solutions to pressing challenges
When developing a peer support program, public safety agencies must consider the program from all angles and answer key questions
The bill would place the city’s police force under a state-appointed board, making St. Louis one of few major U.S. cities without local law enforcement oversight
State officials warn that law enforcement leaders who fail to follow immigration laws could face penalties or removal from office
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The “Q-Stat” system will track 311 complaints and hold precincts accountable for addressing public concerns
With more than 100 troopers nearing retirement, Minnesota State Patrol’s LETO program is filling the gap with recruits from diverse career backgrounds
After the fifth arson incident, Loveland Police Chief Tim Doran condemned the release of a suspect charged federally in connection with several of the previous incidents
From police recruit to California Police Chiefs Association president, Chief Tracy Avelar shares insights on career advancement, the importance of networking, and the need for women to support each other in law enforcement
From records clerk to the Kansas City Police Department’s first female chief, Stacey Graves shares insights on leadership, networking, and balancing career and personal commitments
Christopher Ragland announced his resignation, stating he was asked to do things that conflicted with his morals and ethics
Measure A would grant the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors temporary authority to remove Sheriff Christina Corpus
Weighing the pros and cons of SaaS, on-prem, cloud and hybrid solutions to ensure security, compliance and operational success
The eight-term sheriff of Richland County shares his leadership philosophy, the secret to officer retention and how he balances community trust with operational effectiveness
Redmond Police Chief Darrell Lowe on leading with accountability, embracing change and staying true to his roots in policing
From her start as an intern to leading the Redlands Police Department, Chief Rachel Tolber reflects on leadership, networking and overcoming obstacles
A fleet of Tesla Cybertrucks, drone-assisted policing and a wellness bureau for officers will support LVMPD’s efforts to improve safety and efficiency, the department said
“It’s no different than if they had reached into the town [treasury] and walked away with the funds, plain and simple.” Assistant U.S. Attorney Ben Wallace stated
West Boylston Police Chief Dennis Minnich put himself on leave over the dispute in mid-February and said he would not return to work until the town administrator was gone
The Marine Corps Commandant discusses the evolving challenges in public safety, emphasizing training, decision-making and the impact of emerging technologies
Get insights into how the duty to intervene is transforming law enforcement through leadership, accountability and legal frameworks
Broward County Sheriff’s Office deputies did not take the suspect’s guns from him after a judge mandated they be seized in December, according to Sheriff Gregory Tony
Chief Todd Bettison, who previously served as deputy mayor, took over as interim chief in October 2024 after former Chief James White left
How agencies can move beyond tech hype, integrate smarter systems and give officers real-time intel when they need it most
The replica badge is based on a 1927 design worn by a former Laredo PD chief, while the patch highlights the city’s downtown and international bridge
By empowering officers at every level, Hermosa Beach PD turned its staffing crisis into a leadership success story — proving that recruitment and retention aren’t about incentives, but about culture
The council will ultimately include four sheriffs and four police chiefs, whose responsibilities will include advising on local LE efforts and recommending funding for agencies
How departments can harness grant funding to bridge budget gaps and enhance officer and community safety
The Williams County sheriff called the incident a result of “complacency and human error” and is not taking disciplinary action against the jail staff
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