Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Cna, in Partnership With University Police Practitioners and Experts From University of Tennessee Chattanooga, ST. Mary's College of Maryland, and Tennessee State University, Will Use FY24 CPD Funding to Create an Interactive University Community Policing Toolkit. the Toolkit Will Provide University Leas With the Guidance and Resources Necessary to 1) Improve Their Understanding and Application of Community Policing and Problem-solving, 2) Select Evidence-based Guidance and Promising Practices, and 3) Build Better Trust Within Their Community. to Develop the Toolkit, Cna Will Conduct a Literature Review of Existing Resources and Research Related to University Community Policing, as Well as Work With Selected University Leas Highlight Model Practices and to Pilot the Initial Draft Toolkit. We Will Refine and Enhance the Toolkit, While Working With These Sites, and Then Use a Robust Dissemination Strategy to Ensure Law Enforcement Agencies Across the Country Benefit From This Resource. the Toolkit Will Empower University Leas Nationwide With the Knowledge and Guidance Necessary to Implement and Sustain Promising Practices Related to Community Policing on a University Campus.
Committed
$486,378
Paid out
$235.3K
48%
Committed, not yet paid
$251.1K
52%
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