Central Division

Patrol Bureau
Goal Accomplishments
Sep-18 		Accomplishments
Oct-18 		Accomplishments
Nov-18 		Responsible Party - Lead Division / Unit / Section Funding Status

Researching a suitable location for Central Division is ongoing.

Researching a suitable location for Central Division is ongoing.

Researching a suitable location for Central Division is ongoing.
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    We have the Homeless Liaison, the Shelter District NPO, and two other officers who are not subject to calls working the area. We are still awaiting the approval and funding of the needs assessment to increase the size of the dedicated unit. The Crisis Intervention Team is in place and Central Division has a dedicated officer. The two person homeless detail is working along with Patrol Officers in an improved system in which they attend daily roll calls with patrol. Each shift now has an additional patrol unit restricted to working downtown and during 3rd shift on beat B11.

    We have the Homeless Liaison, the Shelter District NPO, and two other officers who are not subject to call to work the area. We are still awaiting the approval and funding of the needs assessment to increase the size of the dedicated unit. The Crisis Intervention Team is in place and Central Division has a dedicated officer. The two person Homeless Detail is working along with Patrol Officers in an improved system in which they attend daily roll call with Patrol. Each shift now has an additional Patrol Unit restricted to working downtown and during 3rd shift on B11's beat. I have requested a full team consisting of a sergeant and at least 4 more officers but city-wide staffing does not permit this at this time. 

    We have the Homeless Liaison, the Shelter District NPO, and two other officers who are not subject to call to work the area. We are still awaiting the approval and funding of the needs assessment to increase the size of the dedicated unit. The Crisis Intervention Team is in place and Central Division has a dedicated officer. The two person Homeless Detail is working along with Patrol Officers in an improved system in which they attend daily roll call with Patrol. Each shift now has an additional Patrol Unit restricted to working downtown and during 3rd shift on B11's beat. I have requested a full team consisting of a sergeant and at least seven more officers but city-wide staffing does not permit this at this time. Assistant Chief Kraus has assigned Lieutenant Amy Ladd to research and assess the needs of a Shelter District team. Lieutenant Ladd and Commander Sparrow met recently about this issue, so we are in planning mode.
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    NPOs conducted 3 different homeless details to address the homeless concerns along the Lancaster corridor.

    NPOs conducted 3 different homeless details to address the homeless concerns along the Lancaster corridor.

    NPOs conducted 2 different homeless details to address the homeless concerns along the Lancaster corridor.
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    Working towards the 2020 budget year.

    Working towards the 2020 budget year.

    Working towards the 2020 budget year.
  • Commander
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    Central Division's NPO's and Bikes conduct weekly details and other details as needed to address various issues in the division.  Approximately twice a month the NPOs conduct a detail which addresses homelessness. There were 148 panhandling calls in the month of August compared to 158 in September. The Downtown Bike unit has put an emphasis on watching the downtown area.

    Central Division NPOs and Bikes conduct weekly details and other details as needed to address various issues in the division.  Approximately twice a month the NPOs conduct a detail which addresses homeless issues. There were 133 panhandling calls in the month of October compared to 158 in September. The Downtown Bike unit has put an emphasis on watching the downtown area. The major area of concern in Central Division according to the heat map is Riverside and 121 and Lancaster. This intersects beats: A12, A13, A14, and A17.

    Central Division NPOs and Bikes conduct weekly details and other details as needed to address various issues in the division.  Approximately twice a month the NPOs conduct a detail which addresses homeless issues. There were 133 panhandling calls in the month of October compared to 111 in the month of November. The Downtown Bike unit has put an emphasis on watching the downtown area. The major area of concern in Central Division according to the heat map is Riverside and 121 (intersecting A12, A13, and A14) as well as I35 and Berry (intersecting B16 and B17). 
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    Central Division held 3 meetings with command staff and 3 other crime meetings with NPOs, property crime officers, burglary detectives, Special Response Team, the crime prevention specialist, and the crime analyst (September 5, 12, and 26). We had a downtown security group meeting (September 20) and a meeting with the Shelter District partners. Our bike support meeting was on September 25. Deputy Chief Shedd and the Division Commander along with several NPOs around the city participated in CommuniVersity Mentor Training with community groups on September 6 and was recognized by the Mayor and City Council on September 15. 

    Central had 3 meetings with command staff (lieutenants and captain on October 3, 10, and 17) and 3 other crime meetings with NPOs, property crime officers, burglary detectives, Special Response Team, the crime prevention specialist, and the crime analyst (October 3, 10, and 17). We had a Downtown Security Group meeting (October 18) and a meeting with the Shelter District partners. Our Bike Support meeting was on October 30.

    Central had 2 meetings with command (lieutenants and captain on Nov 7 and 28) and 2 other crime meetings with NPOs, property crime officers, burglary detectives, SRT, the crime prevention specialist, and the crime analyst (Nov 7 and 28). We had a Downtown Security Group Meeting (November 29) and a meeting with the Shelter District partners. Our Bike Support meeting was on November 27.
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    NPOs patrol their areas and look for quality of life issue every week and report them to Code Compliance. In addition, they handle complaints from citizens. NPOs coordinate with Code Compliance to clean up homeless camps. All NPOs have been engaged in the Ash Crescent project along with other city groups. 

    NPOs patrol their areas and look for quality of life issue every week and report them to Code Compliance. In addition, they handle complaints from citizens. NPOs coordinate with Code Compliance to clean up homeless camps. FWPD, Code Compliance, and other community leaders. All NPOs have been engaged in the Ash Crescent project along with other city groups. 
    NPOs patrol their areas and look for quality of life issue every week and report them to Code Compliance. In addition, they handle complaints from citizens. NPOs coordinate with Code to clean up homeless camps. PD, Code and other community leaders. All NPOs have been engaged in the Ash Crescent project along with other city groups. 

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    Held weekly meetings to discuss crime trends and how to address them. We have provided a Crime Action Plan for the shelter district area and the downtown area. The shelter district meeting includes the shelter district NPOs (2 shifts), the supervisor, and community leaders for the area. The downtown  security group meeting includes Tarrant County Sheriff, FWPD Commander, Captain, and Criminal Investigations Unit Lieutenant, and the downtown NPOs. 

    We have weekly meetings to discuss crime trends and how to address them, hence we have several groups. The shelter district meeting includes the shelter district NPOs (2 shifts), the supervisor, and community leaders for the area. The downtown  security group meeting includes Tarrant County Sheriff Office, FWPD Commander, Captain, and Criminal Investigation Unit Lieutenant, and the downtown NPOs. As well, we have a weekly meetings with the Commander, the Captain, and all Central Division Lieutenants. Immediately following this we meet with all NPOs, sergeants, Special Response Team, Intel, and a crime analyst to address trends. 

    We have weekly meetings to discuss crime trends and how to address them, hence we have several groups We have provided a CAP for the Shelter District area and the Downtown area. The shelter district meeting includes the Shelter district NPOs (2 shifts), the supervisor, and community leaders for the area. The downtown  security group meeting includes TCSO, FWPD Commander, Captain, and CIU Lieutenant,and the downtown NPOs. As well, we have a weekly meeting with the commander, the captain, and all Central Division lieutenants. Immediately following this, we meet with all NPOs, sergeants, SRT, Intel, and a crime analyst to address trends. 
  • Commander
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    The Near East Neighborhood Association includes business workers from various groups in the shelter district are (Presbyterian Night Shelter, True Worth, Union Gospel Mission, Salvation Army, etc.). We also have two officers not subject to calls. We work with outreach groups who provide housing for homeless individuals. About 15 have been helped in conjunction with working with outreach workers. Downtown Fort Worth Inc's Ambassador's Program downtown provides assistance to citizens and to help point homeless individuals to resources. We had several meeting and training's with the Ambassadors and Tarrant County Sheriff Office bike officers as well as the Marshal bike officers. 

    The Near East Neighborhood Association includes business workers from various groups in the Shelter District Area (Presbyterian Night Shelter, True Worth, Union Gospel Mission, Salvation Army). We also have two officers not subject to call to the Shelter area and they are to coordinate with Shelter District Security. We work with outreach groups who provide housing for homeless individuals. About 15 individuals have been helped in conjunction with working with outreach workers. Downtown Fort Worth Inc's Ambassador's Program downtown to provides assistance to citizens and to help point homeless individuals to the resources. We had several meetings and training with the Ambassadors and Tarrant County Sheriffs Office bike officers as well as the Marshal bike officers.

    The Near East Neighborhood Association includes business workers from various groups in the Shelter District Area (Presbyterian Night Shelter, True Worth, Union Gospel Mission, Salvation Army, etc. We also have two officers not subject to call to the Shelter area and they are to coordinate with Shelter District Security. We work with outreach groups who provide housing for homeless individuals.  About 20 have been helped in conjunction with working with outreach workers. Downtown Fort Worth Inc. began an Ambassador's Program downtown to provide assistance to citizens and to help point homeless individuals to the resources. 
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    The Downtown Security Group serves as our economic development group. It includes business owners and security partners. The purpose is to keep downtown thriving. We meet every month in various locations downtown. This includes Matt Beard, Tia Perez, Tarrant County Sheriff Office Deputy Chief Driscoll, Commander Sparrow, Captain White, Lieutenant Demore, NPO Andriatto, NPO Adam Coleman as well as many others. The group met September 14. 

    The Downtown Security Group serves as our economic development group. It includes business owners and security partners and the purpose is to keep downtown thriving. We meet every month in various locations downtown. This includes Matt Beard, Tia Perez, Tarrant County Sheriff Office Deputy Chief Driscoll, Commander Sparrow, Captain White, Lieutenant Demore, NPO Andriatto, NPO Adam Coleman as well as many others. The group met October 18. 

    The Downtown Security Group serves as our economic development group. It includes business owners and security partners and the purpose is to keep downtown thriving. We meet every month in various locations downtown. This includes Matt Beard, Tia Perez, TCSO Deputy Chief Driscoll, Commander Sparrow, Captain White, Lieutenant Demore, NPO Andriatto, NPO Adam Coleman as well as many others. The group met June 14. 
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    NPOs, detectives, lieutenants, Captain White, and the division Commander attend roll calls regularly. There is a rotation for detectives that attend roll calls. Officers from various units in the city make our weekly crime meeting.

    NPOs, detectives, lieutenants, Captain White, and the Commander make roll calls regularly. There is a rotation for detectives making roll calls. Officers from various units in the city make our weekly crime meeting.

    NPOs, detectives, lieutenants, Captain White, and I make roll calls regularly. There is a rotation for detectives making roll calls. Officers from various units in the city make our weekly crime meeting.
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    Central Division holds extended roll call training at least once a week. All beats are covered every shift and we try to use the same officers each day to cover the beats. NPOs are communicating with beat officers about issues indigenous to their beats. Older officer who were around when we last did beats are helping the younger officers with the details.
     

    Central Division does hold extended roll call training at least once a week. All beats are covered every shift and we try to use the same officers each day to cover the beats. NPOs are communicating with beat officers about issues indigenous to their beats. Older officer who were around when we last did beats are helping the younger officers with the details. 

    Central Division does hold extended roll call training at least once a week. All beats are covered every shift and we try to use the same officers each day to cover the beats. NPOs are communicating with beat officers about issues indigenous to their beats. Older officer who were around when we last did beats are helping the younger officers with the details. 
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    Central Division NPOs attended 22 neighborhood meetings with a total of 412 citizens. They also met with 94 business people about quality of life issues.

    Central Division NPOs attended 38 neighborhood meetings with a total of 86 citizens. They also met with 76 business people about quality of life issues.

    Central Division NPOs attended 25 neighborhood meetings with a total of 56 citizens. They also met with 12 business people about quality of life issues.
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    Central Division NPOs attended the following Neighborhood Association (NA) meetings:  Greenway NA Meeting, 2nd Tues of each month; Samuels Ave NA, last Monday of each month; Carter Riverside NA Meeting, 2nd Thursday of each month; Scenic Bluff NA 3rd Thursday of each month; United Riverside NA, 2nd Tuesday of each month, Garden of Eden NA, 1st Tuesday of each month; Trinity Terrace (C21), 1st Tuesday of each month; Downtown Security Group, 3rd Thursday of each month; Mistletoe Heights (c23), once a quarter; Cooks Hospital (C23), quarterly; Penn Place/Hanratty (C23), Last Wednesday of each month; Historic Southside NA, 2nd Monday of each month; NESNA (C24), 3rd Wednesday of each month; Ryan Place NA, 3rd Monday of each month; Fairmont Association, 4rth Tuesday of each month; Hemphill Task Force, 1st Thursday of each month; South Hemphill Heights NA, last Tuesday of each month; Fairmont/Ryan Place CPOs, 3rd Monday of each month; West Morningside NA, 3rd Saturday of each month; Jennings-May St. Louis NA, varies, Poly Essex Boaz NA, 2nd Tuesday of each month; Spanish Hacienda Crime Watch, varies; Hispanos Unidos and Nuevo Vecindario, 3rd Wednesday of each month, Eastland NA, 2nd Tuesday of each month; Mitchell Blvd NA, 2nd Monday of each month; Poly Triangle, NA 2nd Tuesday of each month.

    Central Division NPOs attended the following Neighborhood Association (NA) meetings: Greenway NA Meeting, 2nd Tues of each month; Samuels Ave NA, last Monday of each month; Carter Riverside NA Meeting, 2nd Thursday of each month; Scenic Bluff NA 3rd Thursday of each month; United Riverside NA, 2nd Tuesday of each month, Garden of Eden NA, 1st Tuesday of each month; Trinity Terrace (C21), 1st Tuesday of each month; Downtown Security Group, 3rd Thursday of each month; Mistletoe Heights (c23), once a quarter; Cooks Hospital (C23), quarterly; Penn Place/Hanratty (C23), Last Wednesday of each month; Historic Southside NA, 2nd Monday of each month; NESNA (C24), 3rd Wednesday of each month; Ryan Place NA, 3rd Monday of each month; Fairmont Association, 4rth Tuesday of each month; Hemphill Task Force, 1st Thursday of each month; South Hemphill Heights NA, last Tuesday of each month; Fairmont/Ryan Place CPOs, 3rd Monday of each month; West Morningside NA, 3rd Saturday of each month; Jennings-May St. Louis NA, varies, Poly Essex Boaz NA, 2nd Tuesday of each month; Spanish Hacienda Crime Watch, varies; Hispanos Unidos and Nuevo Vecindario, 3rd Wednesday of each month, Eastland NA, 2nd Tuesday of each month; Mitchell Blvd NA, 2nd Monday of each month; Poly Triangle, NA 2nd Tuesday of each month, Primavera Crime Watch, varies. 

    Central Division NPOs attended the following Neighborhood Association (NA) meetings: Greenway NA Meeting, 2nd Tues of each month; Samuels Ave NA, last Monday of each month; Carter Riverside NA Meeting, 2nd Thursday of each month; Scenic Bluff NA 3rd Thursday of each month; United Riverside NA, 2nd Tuesday of each month, Garden of Eden NA, 1st Tuesday of each month; Trinity Terrace (C21), 1st Tuesday of each month; Downtown Security Group, 3rd Thursday of each month; Mistletoe Heights (c23), once a quarter; Cooks Hospital (C23), quarterly; Penn Place/Hanratty (C23), Last Wednesday of each month; Historic Southside NA, 2nd Monday of each month; NESNA (C24), 3rd Wednesday of each month; Ryan Place NA, 3rd Monday of each month; Fairmont Association, 4rth Tuesday of each month; Hemphill Task Force, 1st Thursday of each month; South Hemphill Heights NA, last Tuesday of each month; Fairmont/Ryan Place CPOs, 3rd Monday of each month; West Morningside NA, 3rd Saturday of each month; Jennings-May St. Louis NA, varies, Poly Essex Boaz NA, 2nd Tuesday of each month; Spanish Hacienda Crime Watch, varies; Hispanos Unidos and Nuevo Vecindario, 3rd Wednesday of each month, Eastland NA, 2nd Tuesday of each month; Mitchell Blvd NA, 2nd Monday of each month; Poly Triangle, NA 2nd Tuesday of each month, Primavera Crime Watch, varies. 
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    NPOs are working with the Police Athletic League program to get the word out and determine what activities will be productive and successful.  

    The NPOs are planning a meeting at the end of this month with Board Members of the PAL as well as Board Members of Code Blue After Dark, to discuss strategies and find out how they can be of more assistance. At least one NPO has been active with Code Blue After Dark by participating in basketball games.

    After meeting and speaking with Board Members of PAL, we have received information on some of their needs. This information has been passed onto the NPOs so they can assist in obtaining locations to expand PAL activities. NPO's also spread the word about PAL at community events. One of our NPOs participates in Code Blue After Dark, playing basketball and coaching youth.
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    The Deputy Chief and NPOs attended 2 community meetings this month.

    The Deputy Chief and NPOs attended 2 community meetings this month.

    The Deputy Chief and NPOs attended 3 community meetings this month.
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    The mobile storefront was deployed 6 times this month for saturation details and a concert. It has been deployed at Panther Island for the past week. These deployments were not advertised.

    The mobile storefront was deployed during National Night Out (November 2). 

    The mobile storefront was deployed twice this month in two shopping areas that typically experience a higher crime rate during the holiday season. 2900 Renaissance Plaza (Walmart) on November 30, 2018 was the latter one. 
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    Conducted weekly NPOs patrol their areas and look for quality of life issue and report them to Code Compliance. They also conducted clean ups of homeless camps. The homeless liaison and homeless NPO have conducted daily sweeps of areas of blight to inform the homeless of safe shelter locations as well as assist them in getting to the shelters.

    Weekly, NPOs patrol their areas and look for quality of life issue and report them to Code Compliance. In addition, they handle complaints from citizens. NPOs rely on their own perception as well as neighborhood citizens informing them. When they find areas of concern, they partner with the appropriate city service to address the issue.

    Weekly, NPOs patrol their areas and look for quality of life issue and report them to Code Compliance. In addition, they handle complaints from citizens. NPOs rely on their own perception as well as neighborhood citizens informing them. When they find areas of concern, they partner with the appropriate city service to address the issue. 
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    NPOs submit weekly reports about crime on their beats, they send that information to community leaders, partners, businesses, and City Council members.

    NPOs submit weekly reports about crime on their beats, they send that information to community leaders, partners, businesses, and City Council members; the NPOs, as a group, identify a problem area in the division and do a unit detail to address the issue, and they meet with businesses owners, neighborhood groups, and citizens to address crime issues. NPOs has conducted Crime Watch and safety meetings and passed out Auto Theft Prevention fliers in several neighborhoods.

    This is ongoing. NPOs submit weekly reports about crime on their beats, they send that information to community leaders, partners, businesses, and City Council members; the NPOs, as a group, identify a problem area in the division and do a unit detail to address the issue, and they meet with businesses owners, neighborhood groups, and citizens to address crime issues.
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    We did not create any new Code Blue groups in September. Recruitment has come up at every meeting thanks to the efforts of our COP Coordinator.

    We did not create any new Code Blue groups in October. Recruitment has come up at every meeting thanks to the efforts of our COP Coordinator. NPOs are pushing Code Blue recruitment at all of their neighborhood meetings.

    We did not create any new Code Blue groups in September. Recruitment has come up at every meeting thanks to the efforts of our COP Coordinator. However, when the mobile store front was deployed at Walmart, 2 new people signed up for Code Blue (interest). 
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    We added 1 new Citizens On Patrol (COP) member in the month of September. 

    1 new member was added this month.

    1 new member was added this month.
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    Central Division had a BTS K-Pop (international boy band) event that took place at the Fort Worth Convention Center. Code Blue participated as eyes and ears during this event. 

    NPOs conducted sweeps for homeless people early in the mornings and evenings to move homeless campers from highly trafficked and visible locations. The COPS members were used to do covert patrol details with NPOs on several properties, due to camping and vandalism. One such location was 3001 Hillis where a vacant residence was vandalized. 

    NPOs conducted sweeps for homeless people early in the mornings and evenings to move homeless campers from highly trafficked and visible locations. NPOs are also trying a new plan to conduct the sweeps very early in the mornings to see if that is more of a deterrent to camping and sleeping in highly trafficked areas. NPOs were involved in 2 SOF details in the Shelter District Area this month. 
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    Monthly case management audits were performed.

    Monthly case management audits were performed.

    Monthly case management audits were performed.
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    There is a weekly meeting to discuss cases in Central Division and a separate meeting where all members of the Criminal Investigation Unit are represented to discuss common cases. Crime information is being shared with officers from Central command as well as other police section. For example, Central Division officers participated in a successful Mongol Motorcycle Gang detail (downtown and Stockyards areas). 

    There is a weekly meeting to discuss cases in Central Division and a separate meeting where all Criminal Investigation Unit's are represented to discuss common cases. 

    There is a weekly meeting to discuss cases in Central Division and a separate meeting where all Criminal Investigation Unit's are represented to discuss common cases. 
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    NPOs, detectives, lieutenants, Captain White, and Commander Sparrow make roll calls regularly. There is a rotation for detectives making roll calls. Officers from various units in the city make our weekly crime meeting. Beat boards are on our walls in the roll call rooms where NPO's, detectives, and other units can share information with beat officers. We have several neighborhood meetings per month. 

    NPOs, detectives, lieutenants, Captain White, and Commander Sparrow make roll calls regularly. There is a rotation for detectives making roll calls. Officers from various units in the city make our weekly crime meeting. Beat boards are on our walls in the roll call rooms where NPOs, detectives, and other units can share information with beat officers. We have several neighborhood meetings per month. On Oct 1, Assistant Chief Kraus and Commander Sparrow attended a public input meeting on Task Force recommendations. On October 2, FWPD participated in National Night Out and held several meet and greet opportunities with the public. On October 4, officers and command staff attended the Bike Support Clay Shoot Dinner. On October 10, Deputy Chief Alldredge, Captain White, NPOs, and the Commander met with the Near East Neighborhood Association about the increase in crime in the Shelter District Area. 

    NPOs, detectives, lieutenants, Captain White, and Commander Sparrow make roll calls regularly. There is a rotation for detectives making roll calls. Officers from various units in the city make our weekly crime meeting. Beat boards are on our walls in the roll call rooms where NPOs, detectives, and other units can share information with beat officers. We have several neighborhood meetings per month. On November 8, Commander Sparrow, Captain White, and NPO Andriotto met with the Carter Riverside NA. On November 13, officers participated in a Metro Turkey Giveaway. On November 26, Commander Sparrow attended the CoC Board Meeting with Deputy Chief Shedd. On November 27, Deputy Chief Alldredge, Commander Sparrow, Lieutenant Latham, and other Central Bike officers attended the Bike Support meeting.
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    NPOs, detectives, lieutenants, Captain White, and division Commander make roll calls regularly. There is a rotation for detectives making roll calls.

    NPOs, detectives, lieutenants, Captain White, and division Commander make roll calls regularly. There is a rotation for detectives making roll calls.

    NPOs, detectives, lieutenants, Captain White, and division Commander make roll calls regularly. There is a rotation for detectives making roll calls.
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    Central Division has a cross training program however, patrol staffing has been problematic and we have not been able to send officers to the detective office.  We will soon be adding additional officers to patrol from the latest training class and plan to begin sending officers to the detectives office. We also identified officers who could benefit from additional mentoring and they have begun to participate in a mentoring program.

    Central Division has a cross training program however, patrol staffing has been problematic. We have one officer training in the detective's office at this time. As well, we have field-trained 2 perspective sergeants who is on the current sergeant's list. 

    Central Division has a cross training program. We have two officers training in the detective's office at this time. As well, we are field-training 3 corporals who are on the sergeant's list for sergeant's duties. 
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    NPOs and beat officers have not referred any formal informants.

    Although our NPOs and beat officers have informal informants, they have not referred any formal informants to the Intelligence Section. 

    Although our NPOs and beat officers have informal informants, they have not referred any formal CI's to the Intelligence Section this month. 
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