CPSM has delivered an Operations and Data Analysis Report for Pinal County Sheriff’s Office, which outlines 99 recommendations for improvement.
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Deterring Domestic Violence: Hollywood, Florida’s New Strategy Shows Promise
CPSM Co-founder and Principal Leonard Matarese published an article in PM Magazine with Rhett Cady and Sara McFann on the topic of domestic violence.
CPSM Leads ICMA Webinar on Partnering with Police Departments
Titled “Asking Police Chiefs the Right Questions to Make Data-Driven Decisions,” the presentation was geared towards helping local government managers in partnering with their police departments.
18 on 2018: Predictions on Local Government from 18 Experts
Wouldn’t it be great to be able to predict the new set of possibilities local government professionals are likely to encounter in 2018?
Innovative Approaches Local Governments Can Take To Address the Opioid Epidemic
With over four decades of law enforcement and public safety experience, CPSM co-founder and Principal Leonard Matarese weighs in how local governments can and should response to the growing opioid epidemic.
5 Myths about Police Metrics
In the ICMA webinar “Making Good Data-Driven Decisions by Asking Your Police Chief the Right Questions,” Leonard Matarese busts some common myths about police metrics.
ICMA Renews Partnership with CPSM
The International City/County Management Association (ICMA) and the Center for Public Safety Management (CPSM) have renewed their longstanding partnership to provide public safety technical and chief selection services to cities and counties throughout the United States.
17 on 2017: Predictions on Local Government from 17 Experts
Each year brings a new set of possibilities and predictions. In keeping with the spirit of acknowledging anticipated changes while surmising the unexpected, ICMA reached out to 17 leaders, including Leonard Matarese, on topics important to local governments.
Subcontractor for BJA projects on BWC
The Center for Public Safety Management (CPSM) has been selected to act as the local government liaison for the Bureau of Justice Assistance’s (BJA) recently launched Body-Worn Camera Pilot Implementation Project. Officer body-worn cameras (BWC) are relatively small devices that record interactions between community members and law enforcement officers.
Peer Reviewer for DHS Major Funding Research Projects
The mission of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is to ensure a homeland that is safe, secure, and resilient against terrorism and other hazards. One such way DHS safeguards this vision is through the creation of various Centers of Excellence (COEs).