Sgt. Bjune - 323-7391 (ebjune@hampton.gov)
Sgt. Canny - 323-6575 (mcanny@hampton.gov)
Continuous assignment of police units to specific neighborhoods or beats
Insistence that the unit develop and maintain a knowledge base regarding the problems, cultural characteristics and resources of the neighborhood
Emphasis on the importance of the units reaching out to neighborhood residents and business people to assure them of the presence and concern of the police
Use of formal or informal mechanisms to involve community people in identifying, analyzing and establishing priorities among local problems and in developing and implementing action plans for ameliorating them
Delegation to the community police unit of responsibility for fashioning solutions to the crime and order maintenance problems of the neighborhood, and for encouraging the commitment of a variety of police and non-police resources to those solutions;CPOP Problem Solving Guide
Emphasis on increasing information flow from the community to the police and on the use of that information by various elements of the police agency to make important arrests and to develop intelligence on illegal enterprises in the community
Sharing with representatives of the community accurate information on local crime problems and the results of on-going efforts to address them