Tribal Community Policing
On this page you will find concepts of 21st Century Policing that can be shared with tribal, state, and local public safety agencies, resources to enhance community partnerships, and practices in law enforcement, and research on tribal community-policing.
About
The IACP Tribal Community Policing project helps to improve safety, build community trust, and increase officer wellness in tribal policing jurisdictions. Having a strong community and police partnership is a critical component in addressing issues and challenges in tribal law enforcement.
Each of the resources displayed on this page, explores what community policing looks like in Indian Country: what makes it unique from community poling in state and local agencies; what strategies are most effective; and how tribes can implement a successful community policing plan in their departments.
Resources
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Tribal Policing Site Profile Report
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Community Policing Directory
- Tribal Community-Policing Literature Review
Webinar Series
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21st Century Communication Strategies to Support Community and Police Dialogue
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Hiring in the Spirit of Service and Tribal Tradition
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Information Sharing: Working with Tribal, Local, State, and Federal Partners to Improve Communication and Data Sharing
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Strategies for Improving Cultural Awareness for Law Enforcement in and Around Indian Country
