Executive Summary
A starting point for communities and police departments to work together to achieve policing reform in the 21st century.
Vanessa Hurtado
Community Policing
A large body of evidence shows that people in communities that have collaborative partnerships with police feel safer
Bias-Free Policing
To reduce and mitigate the effects of bias in policing, departments and communities should confront the current reality, and long history, of racism and discrimination in America and its impact on individuals, families, communities, and society.
Stops, Searches, and Arrests
Community Policing
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The Use of Force
Bias-Free Policing
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Responding to Crises
By providing adequate prevention, support, and referral services, departments and communities can divert people with mental health and developmental disabilities, physical disabilities, and substance use orders, from the criminal justice system.
The First Amendment and Free Speech
To respect and protect the public’s First Amendment rights while ensuring safe public assemblies departments must adopt policies and practices that uphold these values.
Accountability
Data
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Data, Information, and Video Footage
Data
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Leadership and Culture
Data
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