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Welcome

Community policing is a philosophy that promotes organizational strategies, which support the systematic use of partnerships and problem-solving techniques, to proactively address the immediate conditions that give rise to public safety issues such as crime, social disorder, and fear of crime.

Community Policing Awards

In its 12th year, the IACP/Cisco Community Policing Awards competition honors those departments worldwide that have prevented and decreased crime and terrorism by forging partnerships with their communities.

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Latest Blogs

Todd I just want to welcome all the new members.  It is exciting to see the map of locations filling up, and especially with our friends from outside...[read more]
Posted 07.15.10
Brian Hello all... I am looking for ideas and suggestions for a presenter at our annual conference in 2011.  If anyone has a speaker that left a lasting impression...[read more]
Posted 06.30.10
Norm Todd as with your agency we here in the New York City area have also seen severe financial cuts which have translated into police officer positions being...[read more]
Posted 06.23.10
Todd I don't know if any others are experiencing this with the conditions existing in the current economy, and the cutbacks, threats of layoffs, and loss of aid,...[read more]
Posted 05.28.10
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Latest News

Group opposes use of troopers on immigration
Posted on 3 September 2010

Gov. Bob McDonnell on Sunday rejected a request by Latino and other organizations that he not go ahead with a proposal to let Virginia State Police pursue civil immigration law enforcement powers.

Leominster to buy new police radios
Posted on 3 September 2010

LEOMINSTER -- The city has been awarded a $31,646 federal grant to purchase new radios for the Police Department, Mayor Dean Mazzarella said.

Enoch detective named new chief
Posted on 3 September 2010

ENOCH - Enoch City Council appointed Jackson Ames, detective with the Enoch City Police Department, as the new police chief after Dave Browning announced his plans to retire earlier this summer.

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