News about community policing

Here are some recent news articles and updates about community policing:

National News

  1. FBI Releases 2020 Crime Data: The FBI has released its Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Program's 2020 crime data, which shows a decline in violent crime rates across the United States. The data also highlights the importance of community policing in reducing crime. (Source: FBI.gov)
  2. Community Policing Grants Awarded: The U.S. Department of Justice has awarded $25 million in grants to support community policing initiatives across the country. The grants will fund programs that focus on building trust between law enforcement and the communities they serve. (Source: Justice.gov)
  3. Police-Community Relations Improve: A new survey by the Pew Research Center finds that Americans' views on police-community relations have improved over the past year, with 63% of respondents saying that police are doing a good job of serving their communities. (Source: PewResearch.org)

Local News

  1. Chicago's Community Policing Initiative: The Chicago Police Department has launched a new community policing initiative, which aims to increase transparency and accountability within the department. The initiative includes the creation of a new community policing unit and the implementation of body-worn cameras. (Source: Chicago Tribune)
  2. Los Angeles Police Department's Community Policing Efforts: The Los Angeles Police Department has launched a new community policing program, which focuses on building relationships between officers and the communities they serve. The program includes community outreach events and the creation of a new community policing unit. (Source: LA Times)
  3. New Orleans Police Department's Community Policing Efforts: The New Orleans Police Department has launched a new community policing initiative, which aims to increase trust and transparency within the department. The initiative includes the creation of a new community policing unit and the implementation of body-worn cameras. (Source: NOLA.com)

Research and Studies

  1. Study Finds Community Policing Reduces Crime: A new study by the National Institute of Justice finds that community policing initiatives can reduce crime rates by up to 20%. The study analyzed data from 15 cities that implemented community policing programs. (Source: NIJ.gov)
  2. Study Finds Community Policing Improves Police-Community Relations: A new study by the Urban Institute finds that community policing initiatives can improve police-community relations by increasing trust and cooperation between law enforcement and the communities they serve. (Source: UrbanInstitute.org)
  3. Study Finds Body-Worn Cameras Improve Police-Community Relations: A new study by the Police Executive Research Forum finds that the use of body-worn cameras by police officers can improve police-community relations by increasing transparency and accountability. (Source: PERF.org)

These are just a few examples of recent news articles and updates about community policing. Community policing is an important topic in the field of law enforcement, and there are many ongoing efforts to improve police-community relations and reduce crime rates.