Course Offerings

This course focuses on the patrol supervisor's role in community policing. Participants will learn strategies for measuring community policing efforts and how to document those efforts on a performance evaluation. The course presents problem-oriented policing as a tool for effective beat management, and shows how intelligence-led policing can guide community policing and problem solving.

Course Objectives

Have a fundamental understanding of the current policing methods and philosophies such as Community Oriented Policing (COP); Problem Oriented Policing (POP); Intelligence Led Policing (ILP); and Community Oriented Government (COG).

Understand the potential barriers to implanting COP, POP, ILP, and COG and the best practices approach to overcoming them.

Understand how to set expectations for their subordinates when it comes to community policing efforts.

Define policing philosophy.

Understand how to evaluate an officers community policing efforts.

Outline of Instruction

Methods and Philosophies:
Community Oriented Policing (COP); Problem Oriented Policing (POP); Intelligence Led Policing (ILP); Community Oriented Government (COG)

Barriers to implanting Community Policing programs

Policing Philosophy

Practical exercise: Community Policing

Contact Hours

8

CEUs

No

Industry Standard, State or National Certification

Certification

None

Website

None

Certification Learning Outcomes/Requirements

CE or CU Articulation

No

Prerequisites

None

Learning Supplies Needed

Lesson plan; pen; pencil; notebook paper

Clinical Site/Special Facilities

None

Requirements for Successful Completion

100% attendance

Accreditation/Special Approval Requirements

N/A

Intended Audience

Law Enforcement

Specific Industry or Business Support Needs

N/A

Wake County Need for Industry Positions

N/A

Industry or Job Titles Related to Training Outcomes for Employment

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Course Contact Information

Joyce Vaughan
919-866-6102
[email protected]