ILJ's Police Management Studies

ILJ Police Management Studies

ILJ has conducted more than 55 comprehensive law enforcement management and operations studies throughout the country. Most of these studies have been performed for locally elected officials and have benefited police chiefs and sheriffs. Comprehensive studies generally last three to four months, with extensive time on site by ILJ staff. Results include detailed recommendations, supported by analytical data, in such areas as:

Improving efficiency and effectiveness of operations

Improving the quality of management, morale, and career development

Using the latest information and communications technology for analysis, operations, and planning

Assisting agency implementation of community policing and fear reduction strategies

Developing staffing and resource allocation plans

Resolving conflicts between management and labor

Managing drug investigations and drug enforcement operations

Revising policies and procedures and helping agencies qualify for accreditation by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies

For more information, contact ILJ President, Edward Connors (econnors@ilj.org) or Principal Associate and Director of Western Operations, Jerry Williams (jerry@ilj.org).