Community Policing
The Community Policing topic covers efforts by agencies and officers to partner with other branches of local government as well as non-governmental organizations to reduce crime and increase the quality of life for law-abiding citizens.
Leadership plays a critical role at every stage of civil unrest preparedness — from planning to execution and recovery
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In today’s environment, proactive officers who embrace the 95 percenter mindset are essential to restoring public trust and making a meaningful impact on community safety
International speaker Dwayne Bryant highlights how education, respect and communication can transform traffic stops and rebuild trust between law enforcement and the community
From spooky safety tips to fun costume posts, law enforcement, fire and EMS departments nationwide are sharing the Halloween spirit through photos and videos
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“Our first responders are everyday heroes, and we are so grateful for their service,” President Joe Biden said
The Trauma Intervention Program is staffed by specially trained volunteers who assist first responders, bridging the gap between trauma victims and law enforcement
Now more than ever, police officers need to see their work recognized and appreciated
Some first responders take the unique experience of serving the public into the political arena
A six-year push for the day of appreciation, inspired by heroism and tragedy, culminated in the designation of Oct. 28 to honor first responders
“I’m proud of you that you’re acknowledging how you feel and you need help. This is how we get the help,” Colorado Springs Officer Craig Johnson said
Watch: Fla. sheriff’s office remake of ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ scene brings humor to Halloween safety
The Brevard County Sheriff’s Office video features Deadpool battling “bad guys” while singing Halloween safety tips to the tune of NSYNC’s “Bye Bye Bye”
The department planted a tree holding the nameplates of the 34 people killed in domestic incidents; presenters compared the tree-planting to growing a support system
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After losing his wife, Mike was driven to despair but has now received the care and community help he needs, thanks to the efforts of the Madison County Sheriff’s Office
“FAMLE seeks to strengthen the bond between law enforcement and the community by promoting transparency, empathy and a commitment to justice,” the department stated
Failure to plan is planning to fail, and that’s glaringly evident when large-scale civil unrest breaks out
I could find a job that would pay better in the corporate world, so why do I remain a cop?
DJ Daniel, inspired by his family’s interaction with law enforcement during recovery efforts after Hurricane Harvey, aims to join 1,000 agencies by his 13th birthday
Patients watched from their windows as heroes and villains battled it out during Dell Children’s Medical Center’s “Super Hero Day”
Discover how informed training and proactive engagement programs can shift police-youth encounters, improving outcomes and building trust in the justice system
Providing child-friendly toys in police station lobbies can create a more comforting environment for young visitors during stressful situations. Here are our top picks
Retired Pittsburgh Police Chief Robert McNeilly, Jr., has written an operator’s manual for developing and managing effective police forces on any scale
On Sept. 13, the owner of South Side Barbershop promised to donate all proceeds from haircuts that day to support Sgt. Andrew Robinson; patrons lined up and even paid extra
The new positions would allow the Oroville PD to build relationships with homeless people and connect them with appropriate resources
FTOs would do well to incorporate Peelian principle #7 in their training
“The citizen is the most important person in our department. Not an interruption of work but the purpose of it,” says Chino Valley Police Department Chief McIntire
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