This workshop will challenge citizens and law enforcement alike to adopt a different way of thinking and responding to old and new problems. Problem Solving Workshops Law enforcement agencies across the country are adopting problem solving as a primary method of addressing conditions in the community. The increasing demand for training in problem solving strategies has spurred the Consortium to expand its course offerings. Practitioners can select courses at the introductory, intermediate and supervisory levels. This one day session is designed for officers and supervisors and focuses on the fundamentals of problem solving.
Participants learn the practical methods for incorporating problem solving into routine patrol.
Attendees receive a 60-page, user friendly training guide and other materials that an agency can use to teach these skills. This two day seminar examines the methods used for various types of crime analysis and covers the ongoing analysis of data. Strategies for Community Policing Strategic planning is the key to successful implementation and maintenance of an effective community policing effort. All across America, police and sheriff agencies are making the transition from traditional reactive law enforcement strategies of command and control to the more integrated, proactive community policing approach to the delivery of public safety services. These significant philosophical and practical changes cannot be achieved in a haphazard fashion.