Join police officers, supervisors and executives, as well as crime analysts and researchers, to discuss what they have learned about reducing specific crime and safety problems using a problem-oriented policing approach.

The 27th Annual Problem-Oriented Policing Conference will feature presentations by agencies using problem-oriented policing to tackle more than 20 different crime and safety problems, including the following:

• Introduction to Problem-Oriented Policing
• Introduction to Situational Crime Prevention
• Implementing POP in the Durham Constabulary (UK)
• Community Livability: Reducing Neighborhood Conflicts in a College Town
• Reducing Assaults on Police and Social Service Staff
• Crime and Disorder in Budget Motels
• POP and Evidence Based Policing
• Domestic Violence
• CPTED Old and New: Cutting Crime with Urban Design
• Opioid Abuse and Overdoses
• Reducing Traffic Crashes in a Procedurally-Just Manner
• Understanding and Disrupting Networks of Crime Places
• Technological Responses to Police Problems: Which Ones Work?
• Policing Homelessness
• Using Civil Citations In Lieu of Arrest
• PTO and PBL Programs

To learn more about the conference, please visit http://www.popcenter.org/conference/.

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