National Survey of Community Policing Strategies, 1992-1993

The primary objective of this national study was to gather reliable information on the extent to which the concept of community policing had been adopted by law enforcement agencies across the country. As a program evaluation, the survey also sought to provide information on what was happening and w...

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Main Author: Annan, Sampson O. (Author)
Format: Electronic Research Data
Language:English
Published: [Erscheinungsort nicht ermittelbar] [Verlag nicht ermittelbar] 1995
In:Year: 1995
Online Access: Volltext (kostenfrei)
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520 |a The primary objective of this national study was to gather reliable information on the extent to which the concept of community policing had been adopted by law enforcement agencies across the country. As a program evaluation, the survey also sought to provide information on what was happening and what needed to happen within the law enforcement community with respect to the development and implementation of community policing. Following a pretest of the questionnaire, a survey package was mailed to the chief executive of each selected agency in May 1993. To minimize the number of unresolved cases and reduce the potential nonresponse bias, four follow-up contacts were made with agencies that had not responded by various stages of the data collection process. Part 1 examines the chief executive's views about community policing. Part 2 contains data on the agency's current situation, resources used, and types of police training needed in the implementation of community policing. Agencies that had implemented or planned to implement community policing identified various written policies or legislation that had been developed. Agencies that had been implementing community policing for more than one year assessed the effects of community policing. All respondents indicated programs and organizational arrangements that their agencies had in place or planned to develop, identified who in their agencies performed various community policing activities, and examined their agencies' current or planned community involvement with various activities and programs. Demographic data include the agency's sworn and civilian personnel size, number assigned to patrol and investigative divisions, size of jurisdiction served, and whether the agency provided 24-hour patrol service. The unit of analysis for the chief executive data is the individual chief executive of the agency. The unit of analysis for the agency data is the agency. 
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787 0 8 |i Forschungsdaten zu  |a United States Government Accountability Office (GAO)  |t Community Policing Grants: COPS Grants Were a Modest Contributor to Declines in Crime in the 1990's  |d [Erscheinungsort nicht ermittelbar] : GAO, 2005  |w (DE-627)1912485176 
787 0 8 |i Forschungsdaten zu  |a Maguire, Edward R.  |t Community policing, loose coupling, and sensemaking in American police agencies  |d 2002  |w (DE-627)1912485370 
787 0 8 |i Forschungsdaten zu  |a Annan, Sampson O.  |t Community Policing Strategies: A Comprehensive Analysis  |d United States Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice, 1994  |w (DE-627)1912485400 
787 0 8 |i Forschungsdaten zu  |a Yeh, Yu-Lan Sandy  |t Innovation of Police Policy: A Study on Community Policing  |d [Erscheinungsort nicht ermittelbar] : University of Illinois at Chicago, 1994  |w (DE-627)1912592851 
787 0 8 |i Forschungsdaten zu  |a King, William R.  |t Measuring police innovation: Issues and measurement  |d 2000  |w (DE-627)1912619121 
787 0 8 |i Forschungsdaten zu  |a Maguire, Edward R.  |t Structural change in large municipal police organizations during the community policing era  |d 1997  |w (DE-627)1912714213 
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