Camryn Nethken, Author at Police Chief Magazine

Research in Brief: The Emergence of Tele-Cops

Police agencies are grappling with a significant reduction in personnel. Across the United States, there has been nearly a 5 percent decrease in sworn staff over the past three years.1 Since May 20...

IACP@Work

IACP@Work: Law Enforcement Cyber Center Gears Up for Enhanced AI Resources

Technology has rapidly become a part of most people’s daily lives, impacting everything from air travel to vehicles, homes, and workplaces, introducing automation that shapes people’s routines....

Spotlight

Spotlight: Gathering Community Feedback for Improvement

Police agencies often hear about community concerns through town meetings, conversations, or complaints. Community-wide surveys, sometimes used in other industries, are unusual in public safety....

Roll Call

Roll Call: Sarah Boyd

I’m combining these because they kind of happened at the same time. Someone from the IACP reached out to me in 2012 to invite me to speak at the annual conference in San Diego in the Public Informat...

The Brief

The Brief: IACP Capitol Police Section

Policing has significantly evolved in recent years. However, the increase in threats to elected officials and concern over politically motivated violence has uniquely impacted the leaders of capitol p...

IACP@Work

IACP@Work: Resources to Address Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons

American Indians and Alaska Natives experience some of the highest rates of violence in the United States, much of which is directed at women and children.1...

Exposition

Exposition: March 2024

Stay up to date on new products and advances in technology to ensure your officers are equipped with the tools they need....

Product Feature

Product Feature: A Vehicle for Every Environment

When weather does not permit and patrol cars cannot fit, police departments must rely on specialty vehicles to get the job done. However, that solution was not always an option....