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Back to Archives | July  2011 Contents How, when faced with shrinking budgets and resources, should law enforcement executives ensure that traffic safety activities remain a priority? The answer to this question lies in the use of data-driven practices to deploy resources and conduct enforcement and other traffic-related activity. The availability of data and analytical processes is improving daily for both large and small agencies. Cover images courtesy of the Baltimore County, Maryland, Police Department. Articles Data-Driven Practices Maximize Resources amid Shrinking Budgets Traffic Incident Management: Protecting Officers, Saving Lives, and Ensuring the Surface Transportation System’s Efficiency Serious about Seat Belts The Changing Face of Vehicle Theft Preventing Traffic-Related Line-of-Duty Deaths Keeping Our Roadways Safe with Speed-Measuring Devices: The Importance of Maintaining Confidence in Their Accuracy Engaging the Public and Protecting Agencies and Personnel on Facebook and Beyond Using Technology to Take Community Policing to the Next Level Protecting Officers Online, Off Duty: How Police Chiefs Can Safeguard Officers with Policy Guidance on Social Networking IACP Foundation: Law Enforcement Business Fellowship Program Expanded; Candidates Announced Columns    President's Message    Chief's Counsel    Technology Talk    Legislative Alert Departments    Advances & Applications    IACP News    Highway Safety Initiatives    Line of Duty Deaths    New Members    Products & Services    Product Update
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