Subjective tests, private study groups, and “rabbis” are a few of the systematic ways Black cops struggled to get hired and get promoted in the Suffolk
— Read on www.wshu.org/post/black-police-officers-chosen-fail-suffolk-county
Tag: Police Community Relationships
Reimagining Public Safety in Ithaca & Tompkins County, Documents – Google Drive
The 1st recommendation is to abolish the police department. That is certainly one way to reimagine public safety.
Reimagining Public Safety in Ithaca & Tompkins County, Documents – Google Drive
— Read on drive.google.com/drive/mobile/folders/1NTZ6j6WRze75m5fTuf-wC4BgC-1ddJnO
From Police Forces To Police Services A New Framework for Policing in the U.S.
The publication can be accessed here: www.nycrimecommission.org/pdfs/ccc-policeforces-to-policeservices.pdf
2020 Menino Survey of Mayors Report on Policing and Protests | Initiative on Cities
This report has a breakdown of the demographics of surveyed city mayors on their thoughts of the police handling of the riots. A different way to look at the topic. There is a link to the publication as the website opens up.
2020 Menino Survey of Mayors Report on Policing and Protests | Initiative on Cities
— Read on www.bu.edu/ioc/2021/01/27/2020-menino-survey-of-mayors-report-on-policing-and-protests/
The Policing Project
The Policing Project works to strengthen policing through democratic
governance.
— Read on www.policingproject.org/
City of Rochester | Executive Order 203 – New York State Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative
In response to growing social unrest occurring across the country, on June 12, 2020, Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo signed Executive Order 203 requiring each local government in N.Y. State to adopt a policing reform plan that will maintain public safety while building mutual trust and respect between police and the communities they serve.
— Read on www.cityofrochester.gov/executiveorder203/
Ohio Collaborative Community-Police Advisory Board
This has examples of police policies and standards. Spend some time to examine the different resources that are available on the website.
Ohio Collaborative
— Read on www.ocjs.ohio.gov/ohiocollaborative/standards.html
Firm proposes 64 recommendations to Tacoma police policy, including use of force rules
Perspectives on Policing and Protests Six Years After Ferguson | John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Perspectives on Policing and Protests Six Years After Ferguson | John Jay College of Criminal Justice
— Read on www.jjay.cuny.edu/news/perspectives-policing-and-protests-six-years-after-ferguson
Data-Informed Community-Focused Policing
Purpose:
Background on Data-Informed, Community-Focused Policing. Data-Informed, Community-Focused Policing means that police officers will prioritize working with people to build trust, using information that’s accurate and fair, and focusing on solving crime problems in specific places. Importantly, officers will increase their assistance to crime victims and those who are most at risk of becoming victims.Based on input from the public, the Board of Police Commissioners (BOPC), the Mayor’s Office and the Chief of Police, the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD or Department) is embarking on major improvements to better balance trust and public safety. This change will involve the development of more precise actions and measures based on research and evaluation. It will involve working closely with the community to identify problems, solve them, and assess our success. Get a copy of the publication HERE
