Officer Command Staff Briefing eNL - Dec 7th, 2023
 
 
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December 7, 2023

Good morning. Welcome to December, full crazy in some places, ideally calm in others, and 18 days until Christmas.

The "silly season" is upon us as surely as fall/winter weather. Staff accordingly. Pay attention to signs of stress overload. Lead from the front.

Stay safe!

—Lt. Frank Borelli (ret.)

FEATURES
Police and law enforcement officials new to leadership can struggle with preparation, and a lack of discipline in that area can put commanders a step closer to failure.
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Technology is an integral part of every public safety structure and should be planned for accordingly.
Generational perspective can create workplace prejudices that we need to strive to avoid.
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Hiring quality recruits requires an agency to maintain a respected image as well as demonstrating value to the community beyond strict enforcement.
COMMAND STAFF BRIEFING NEWS
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Kansas City is on the brink of its deadliest year — yet again.
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If the trend holds, Detroit will have the fewest murders since 1966 when there were 214, and officials credit the drop to a partnership between the city, Wayne County and the state.
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Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association members approved its new contract, signing off on the changes to the department’s disciplinary policy, as well as pay raises and other changes.
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With a commitment to transparency, New Orleans police officials met with civic leaders and residents to talk about how the department will operate its new fleet of four drones.
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