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Updated 09/2010
Police & Law Enforcement Community Relations
Contents
- Programs to Involve the Community
- Information About Police Procedures
- Complaints - Feedback
- Media Relations
- Related MRSC Pages
Programs to Involve the Community
- Advisory Boards
- Boards and Commissions - MRSC
- Police Advisory Boards - MRSC
- Police Review Boards - MRSC
- Community Programs - City of Seattle Police Department Program Listing
- Community Advisory Board - Oak Harbor Police Department
- Working as Partners with Community Groups, National Criminal Justice Reference Service, Bureau of Justice Assistance, NCJ 148458, September 1994
- Planning a Special Event (involving youth), National Criminal Justice Reference Service, OJJDP Youth in Action, July 1999
- Citizen Academies, Citizen Police Academies, MRSC
- Police Volunteer Programs, MRSC
Information for Citizens About Police Procedures
Respect - A Youth Guide to Laws and Police Procedures - Seattle Police Department What to Do When You're Stopped by the Police - Renton
Complaints - Feedback
- Bellevue Police Compliment, Comment or Complaint
- Bellevue Police Traffic Service Request - Speeding vehicles, problem traffic areas or parking problems
- Federal Way Police services Compliment or Complaint
- Oak Harbor Police Department
Media Relations
- Identifying Strategies to Market Police in the News (
), by Steven Chermak; Alexander Weiss, National Institute of Justice, 2001
- Marketing Community Policing in the News: A Missed Opportunity? (), by Steven Chermak; Alexander Weiss, NIJ Research for Practice, National Institute of Justice, July 2003
- Seattle Police Media Relations Office
- Working With the Media, National Criminal Justice Reference Service, OJJDP Youth In Action, March 2000 #14