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  • 8/9/2019 City of Durham Police Department Strategic Plan 2015 -2016

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    Durham Police Department

    STRATEGIC PLAN

    Core Products and Services Key Customers

    Enforce Law

    o Investigate Crime

    o Make Arrests

    o Clear Crimes

    o

    Records Management Crime Prevention

    o Community engagement,

    o Personal safety education

    o Crisis intervention

    o Potential perpetrator intervention

    Community Emergency Response

    Residents

    Business and Industry

    Visitors

    Other Government Entities

    Higher Education Institutions

    Mission Statement

    To minimize crime, promote safety, and enhance the quality of life in partnership with our community.

    Strengths Weaknesses

    Personnel (Quality, Professionalism)

    o Commitment to the job

    (enthusiastic, hardworking)

    Training (Academy, PTO, continuing ed.)

    Cooperation & Relationships in Dept.

    Partnerships with other agencies/Outside

    Agency Outreach and Collaboration

    Technology (MDTs, ICC, etc.)

    Professional Development (advancement)

    o Advancement Opportunities

    Accreditation

    Community involvement, services, and

    partnerships

    Inadequately promoting Department

    successes and accomplishments

    Inter-division information sharing can be

    enhanced

    Message flow from the top of command

    to line staff needs to be enhanced

    Media relations shortcomings

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    Opportunities Challenges

    Training

    o FBI, National Academy of

    Leadership Development

    Build & strengthen relationships with local

    & regional Law enforcement agencies

    Mental Health Facilities/ Hospitals/Health

    care agencies

    Community Involvement

    Grant

    Educating the public

    Community expectations of security

    services

    Money /Lack of resources

    Under-equipped

    Deferred Maintenance of buildings is low

    priority and slow to implement

    PD understaffed

    Public trust of PD is perceived to be low

    Public Perceptions/Misperceptions

    Judicial/Court System

    Loss of community social service

    programs

    Goals, Objectives, Measures, and Initiatives

    Well Managed City

    Provide professional management that is accountable, efficient, and transparent.

    Objectives and Measures Initiatives

    Objective: Effectively recruit, train and retain well

    qualified and diverseemployees

    Measures:

    % of applicants who achieve a passing scorein

    each promotion cycle % of cadets completing Academy and Field

    Training

    % of Sworn Patrol Officers certified in target

    categories

    % of recruit individuals invited to apply each

    testing cycle

    Average sworn vacancy rate

    # of officers/employees receiving the Citys

    Language Incentive

    % of officers living within the City limits

    Expand training opportunities to provide

    training in media relations, public

    relations, diversity training, and mental

    health issues and crisis intervention

    Inventory and evaluate the Training Units

    educational material to ensure that thebest training materials and practices are

    being utilized

    Contract for a wage bypass study to

    determine if the Department provides

    equitable wages to in order to retain well

    qualified employees

    Educate employees on the many

    counseling services available to officers

    and employees of the DPD

    Develop a standardized internship

    program to introduce qualified individuals

    to the varying aspects of law enforcement

    Develop a comprehensive recruitment

    plan that outlines multiple approaches for

    officer recruitment, including online and

    social media recruitment, specified event

    recruitment, and recruitment within

    Durhams diverse ethnic and cultural

    communities

    Evaluate best practices for increasing the

    number of officers living within Durham

    City Limits

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    Objective: Increase Departmental transparency through

    better communication

    Measures:

    % of media inquiries acknowledged within 24

    hours

    % increase in social media followers

    # of self-initiated and submitted stories to thenews media that highlight Durham PD activities

    Restructure the Public Information Unit to

    incorporate a full-time Public Information

    Unit Manager to increase information

    dissemination and improve media and

    community relations

    Create a Comprehensive Communications

    Plan that clearly describes the internal,

    and external, communication policies andpractices of the DPD

    Educate the public on community services

    opportunities for engagement with

    neighborhoods, schools, and youth

    Encourage attendance in the Citizens

    Police Academy (CPA) by placing more

    emphasis on promoting the CPA via local

    newspapers, DPD website, social media,

    etc.

    Create a Citizens digest of all the

    Community Services programs and

    outreach activities provided by the

    Durham Police Department

    Improve internal communication by

    utilizing new software platforms that will

    monitor and track employee training,

    improve document management, enhance

    accreditation compliance, and provide for

    employee opinion surveys

    Objective: Increase the publics trust in the Durham

    Police Department

    Measures:

    % of residents who believe the Durham Police

    Department is doing a good job protecting and

    serving Durham Residents

    % of residents who believe the Durham Police

    Department is working closely with the

    community

    % of residents that feel personally safe in

    Durham

    # of community events participated in by the

    DPD command staff # of Neighborhoods participating in National

    Night Out

    Conduct a Citizen Satisfaction Survey that

    focuses exclusively on the DPD including

    measures related to safety, trust, and

    community engagement

    Review Departmental policies to ensure

    best practices in complaint procedures

    Review traffic stop data to determine if

    unexplainable statistical disparities exists

    Develop procedures for the Neighborhood

    Watch programs that will help foster

    lasting participation in this program as well

    as in the National Night Out Initiative Implement electronic complaint forms that

    allow for electronic completion,

    submission and tracking of complaints

    Develop and/or attend training classes on

    effective outreach and community

    engagement techniques to help build and

    maintain community partnerships

    Develop and/or attend training classes on

    racial equity and understanding racial and

    cultural differences

    Utilize state-of-the-art video technology to

    capture officer/citizen interaction

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    Goals, Objectives, Measures, and Initiatives

    Safe and Secure Community

    Provide safe and secure neighborhoods which are fundamental to the quality of life and economic

    vitality of the city.

    Objectives and Measures Initiatives

    Objective: Meet response time standards to maximize

    resident and officer safety

    Measures:

    Average response time for Priority 1 calls

    % of P1 calls answered in less than 5.8 Minutes

    % of beats not meeting the 5.8 minute standard

    % of calls with a hold time of less than 90

    seconds.

    Use assessing software analytics to review

    and determine the appropriateness of the

    beat structure

    Review the shift schedule to ensure the

    appropriate allocation of resources to

    match call volume and calls for service

    Utilize online crime incident reporting

    software to enable citizens to report non-

    priority 1 issues via Police website

    Objective: Reduce incident rates

    Measure:

    # of robberies per 100,000 citywide

    # of burglaries per 100,000 citywide

    # of Vehicle thefts citywide

    % of Aggravated Assaults involving a firearm with

    2 or more victims

    # of Larceny from vehicles citywide

    # Repeat call locations

    % Change in Burglary and Part 1 crimes in

    Residential Awareness Program area during the

    90 day program

    Property Crime Clearance Rates

    Violent CrimeClearance Rate

    Transition the Records Management

    System of crime data reporting from UCR

    format to NIBRS format to comply with

    new Federal standards

    Continue to develop and expand

    targeted patrol operations for specific

    areas based on recent crime data

    Re-evaluate the need for community

    services in an identified Residential

    Awareness Program neighborhood (RAP)

    Continue to have Violent Incident

    Response Team (VIRT) develop

    deployment areas identifying where

    potential gang retaliation is expected

    Develop new, and evaluate existing,

    educational programs regarding vehicle

    theft and prevention techniques

    Perform a Resource Allocation Study to

    evaluate if certain operational programs

    are utilizing resources effectively

    Objective: Provide Enhanced Traffic/Pedestrian/Bicycle

    Safety

    Measures:

    # of alcohol related crashes

    # of injury crashes

    # of total crashes

    # of pedestrian injuries

    Implement a pilot program for all citation

    data to be entered into the Record

    Management System

    Utilize an intersection hotspot list that

    continually identifies and updates

    intersection crash data

    Develop educational program/materials

    on pedestrian/bicycle safety

    Design and implement enforcement

    operations for neighborhood crosswalks