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Back to Archives | March  2012 Contents With many different policing philosophies and a countless number of official studies, it is sometimes difficult to determine what works best. In this issue of Police Chief magazine, readers will access best practices to challenges that confound agencies large and small: sustaining police operations despite cutbacks, harnessing the talents of volunteers, and employing new technology to amplify the reach of a busy department Articles Policing Our Nation’s Capital Using 21st Century Principles Sustaining Police Operations at an Efficient and Effective Level under Difficult Economic Times Organizational Management and Service Sustainability through Volunteers: The Force Multipliers Is Your Agency an Integrated Strategic Management System? Arresting Results: How One District Achieved a 70 Percent Closure Rate with Video Alarms Civil Disturbance Readiness: How Ready Is Your Agency? IACP Foundation and Northwestern University Invest in Future Law Enforcement Leaders Columns    President's Message    Chief's Counsel    Technology Talk    Legislative Alert Departments    Advances & Applications    IACP News    From the Director    Highway Safety Initiatives    Line of Duty Deaths    New Members    Products & Services    Product Update
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