- Photo Contest Winner: The Abington Township Police Department
- President declares "National Community Policing Week"
- Story: High Point, NC, Offender Focused Domestic Violence Initiative
- Responding to Minority Youth
- Halloween and “Deltopia” Made Safer by UCIV Volunteer Program
- 21st Century Policing Forum: In “Protecting the Rights of LGBTQ+ People”
President declares "National Community Policing Week"
The President has declared October 2 – 8, 2016, as National Community Policing Week. We are eager to celebrate this momentous occasion with all of you. In his proclamation establishing this observance, the President stated that “During National Community Policing Week, we reaffirm our commitment to supporting and advancing the practice of community policing and to fortifying the bonds between police officers and communities. Community policing recognizes that law enforcement cannot solve public safety problems alone and encourages interactive partnerships with relevant stakeholders—including community groups, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and businesses.” The entire proclamation, National Community Policing Week, 2016, is available in full on the White House website.
Photo Contest Winner: The Abington Township Police Department | President declares "National Community Policing Week" | Story: High Point, NC, Offender Focused Domestic Violence Initiative | Responding to Minority Youth | Halloween and “Deltopia” Made Safer by UCIV Volunteer Program | 21st Century Policing Forum: In “Protecting the Rights of LGBTQ+ People”