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Annual symposium | October 2020 Crime Prevention & Community Policing ConferencewhenOctober 28 October 30 2020where Oshkosh, WIBest Western Premier Waterfront Hotel & Convention Centercost $19520

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1. Determine the purpose of the community policing conference.
2. Identify the target audience for the conference.
3. Set a date, time, and location for the conference.
4. Create a conference agenda with specific topics and schedule.
5. Invite relevant speakers and panelists to present at the conference.
6. Develop promotional materials such as flyers or social media posts to advertise the conference.
7. Establish registration process for participants to sign up and attend the conference.
8. Arrange necessary logistics, including venue setup, audiovisual equipment, and refreshments.
9. Ensure appropriate security measures are in place to maintain safety during the conference.
10. Follow up with attendees and collect feedback to evaluate the success of the community policing conference.

Who needs community policing conference?

1. Law enforcement agencies looking to enhance community engagement and partnerships.
2. Local government officials interested in implementing community policing strategies.
3. Community leaders and organizations aiming to address local crime and safety concerns.
4. Academic institutions and researchers focusing on studying and promoting community policing approaches.
5. Anyone interested in learning more about community policing and its benefits.

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What is community policing conference?

A community policing conference is an event where law enforcement agencies, community members, and stakeholders come together to discuss and promote strategies for community-oriented policing practices.

Who is required to file community policing conference?

Typically, law enforcement agencies participating in community policing initiatives are required to file reports or documentation regarding their activities associated with the community policing conference.

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To fill out a community policing conference report, participants usually need to provide details about the conference, including date, location, attendees, discussion topics, and outcomes. Specific forms or templates may be provided by the organizing agency.

What is the purpose of community policing conference?

The purpose of a community policing conference is to enhance cooperation between law enforcement and community members, facilitate dialogue, educate participants on community policing concepts, and develop strategies to address local crime and safety issues.

What information must be reported on community policing conference?

Information that must be reported typically includes the date and location of the conference, participant names, discussion topics, key outcomes, and any action items decided during the conference.