Get an overview here of our various professional development and training programs.
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PRCPI Training Objectives
Build community policing partnerships using interdisciplinary teaching teams that consist of law enforcement and community facilitators.
Provide technical assistance tailored to individual communities and police departments on topics and techniques necessary to develop and maintain long-term community policing partnerships.
Implement and maintain internet technology to coordinate information dissemination about community policing and other related topics.
Assist ongoing program evaluation.
Who should participate?
Line police officers, police supervisors, command staff, administrators, public officials, concerned citizens, and organizations interested in implementing community policing. Participants will gain understanding of the community policing philosophy and strategies necessary for successful implementation.
Types of Training Programs
The first five listings below are currently our most requested training programs. Read their descriptions in PDF format by clicking here To view PDF documents, click on the link to download the free Adobe Reader.
 Executive Community Governance/Community Policing Program - Advanced Executive Community Policing
- COPS in Schools (non-grantees)
- Homeland Security for Community Groups
- Understanding and Valuing Cultural Differences
- Domestic Violence for Law Enforcement
- Homeland Security for Community Groups
- Community Policing for Line Officers and Community Groups
- Ethics for Law Enforcement
- Problem Solving for Law Enforcement
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Technical Assistance
One of the unique aspects of the Institute is that we offer assistance to law enforcement and communities to address individual community needs. Urban setting needs may be very different from those of a rural community.
The Institute will meet with your community leaders and/or law enforcement leadership to discuss and design a program to address your specific concerns. We will continue to assist you until the programs you want instituted are well established. Please contact Pamela J. Pillsbury at (610) 969-2476 or by email at ppillsbury@parcpi.com for further information or assistance.
Online Learning Website and Forum Available! View these Distance Learning Offerings:
Understanding
Community Policing
This program introduces basic community policing principles and philosophy. Community policing is defined. Other program topics include: community policing components, community policing values, measures of success, SARA Model, strategic planning and more.
Homeland Security for Community Groups
This program reviews some of our nation's homeland security initiatives and the National Alert System.
Online Learning Website at http://parcpi.org
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