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Private/Public Partnerships
		January, 2012 - National Network of Police Foundations Police foundations are vehicles through which police departments and the private sector interact. Pam Delaney, executive director for the National Network of Police Foundations, shares her expertise on how police foundations can assist law enforcement agencies in leveraging resources and working with private sector partners. Listen/Download \| Read Transcript

		October, 2011 - Target Corporation: Reaching Out to the Public Sector Target Corporation builds partnerships with law enforcement to effectively promote safe communities, safe businesses, and safety for officers. Brad Brekke shares insight into how Target Corporation successfully works with law enforcement to achieve these types of safety and how business and law enforcement can partner within this new economy. Listen/Download \| Read Transcript

		August 1, 2010 – Safeguarding Constitutional Rights of Citizens In August’s podcast, Boston Police Commissioner Edward Davis talks with the COPS Office about changing the conversation around citizen interactions. For Commissioner Davis, the profession needs to emphasize law enforcement officers’ responsibility to safeguard the constitutional rights of the citizens they serve. Listen/Download \| Read Transcript

		July 1, 2010 – Leveraging Talent in the Community Chief Michael Davis of the Brooklyn Park (MN) Police Department discusses a new initiative which brings local talent into their department’s strategic planning process. With a core group of committed citizens, the police are looking at new solutions to increase livability in the community. Listen/Download \| Read Transcript

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