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FREE ONLINE TRAINING
Community Policing for Line-Level Officers
(Sign up below)
The course contains:
- Week 1 - Understand the definition, principles, theory and practice of community
policing
- Appreciate the expanded mission of the police in dealing with crime,
fear of crime and disorder
- Recognize the leadership role that line-level officer must exercise
to translate the philosophy of community policing into action
- Maximize the ways that community policing enhances officer safety
- Explore the role that the community must play in making their neighborhoods
better and safer places in which to live and work
- Week 2 - Understand the definition of community and its role in community
policing
- Recognize the importance of community building in developing structure
to harness the power of the community
- Be able to conduct an evironmental scan of the community to better
understand its needs and its assets
- Develop a plan to introduce officers to the community
- Learn to deal with issues of human diversity in the community
- Explore the role that the community must play in making their neighborhoods
better and safer places in which to live and work
- Week 3 - Understand the application of collaborative, community-based problem
solving
- Acknowledge the role of the community in identifying, prioritizing
and solving problems
- Identify problems of crime, fear of crime and disorder
- Determine key stakeholders
- Appreciate the value of community input and of exploring all options
before taking action
- Develop a plan to monitor and document progress toward the goal
- Host effective problem solving sessions with the community
- Week 4 - Understand the special needs and concerns of:
- Youth
- Women & girls
- Persons over 65
- Minorities
- Victims of violence
- Craft problem-solving strategies to deal with:
- Drugs
- Family violence
- School safety
- Gangs
To access the free training, you must register. Please be assured that we will not share or sell this information to anyone. Your cooperation simply helps us identify the audience for future courses.
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