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Co-Sponsored by the Baltimore Police Department and the Mid-Atlantic Regional Community Policing Institute
with funding provided by the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services

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Agenda at a Glance

Sample Pannels and Speakers

New Partnerships, New Technology, New Results

May 21-24, 2000 Omni Inner Harbor Hotel

Selected Panel Topics

• Innovative Funding Opportunities for Law Enforcement
• Community Policing: Performance Measures for Management
• Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design and Beyond
• Community Mediation: Partnering with Community Policing
• Volunteerism in Community Policing
• Marketing Your Police Department
• Technology Acquisition Issues
• Latest Technology in CAD and RMS
• Technology for Problem Solving
• Organizational Dimensions of Community Policing: Effective Techniques for Implementing Community Policing
• Law Enforcement Family Support: Maintaining Resilient Employees
• Patrol Deployment and Staffing Needs for Community Policing
• Race-Based Stops
• Ethics and Integrity in Community Policing
• Police Executive Leadership in the 21st Century
• Data Driven Crime Management: the NYPD COMPSTAT Process

Sample of Featured Speakers

• Henry Brownstein, Professor, University of Baltimore
• Drew Diamond, Senior Staff, Police Executive Research Forum
• Ed Flynn, Chief, Arlington County, Virginia, Police Department
• Sheldon F. Greenberg, Johns Hopkins University
• Jack Greene, Chair, Criminal Justice Program, Northeastern University
• Rick Hite, President, Vanguard Justice Society
• George Kelling, Professor, Rutgers University
• Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, Maryland Lieutenant Governor
• Michael Sarbanes, Executive Director, Governor's Office of Crime Control Prevention, Baltimore, Maryland
• Wes Skogan, Professor, Northwestern University
• Charles F. Wellford, Acting Chair and Professor, University of Maryland at Baltimore