Involve the community in the process of developing and evaluating policies, procedures, and strategies.

• The Collaboration Toolkit for Law Enforcement

Establish a serious incident review board comprising sworn staff and community members.

• Oakland Policy
• El Paso Co. Sheriff’s Office Policy

Consider local needs when implementing technology and encourage public participation in the process.

• Information Management
• Technology Education
• Examining Tech that Supports Community Policing

Establish formal community/citizen advisory committees.

• Citizen Advisory Board Review
• Fayetteville Advisory Council
• Community Advisory Boards
• San Jose Chief’s Advisory Board
• Building Effective Civilian Review Boards 
• Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office Strategic Initiative
• Police Community Advisory Board
• Police Community Advisory Board  
• Community Advisory Board

Law enforcement agencies should engage community members in the training process.

• Training as a Tool for Change
• Bedford Host Training with Community

Consider the internet and social media as a means to encourage community input and collaboration.

• Police Connect with Community Through Social Media
• Police Get Smarter About Social Media 
• Social Media 101
• 4 Ways Social Media can Help Police Departments

Collaborate with public health, education, mental health, and other non traditional partners.

• Improving Law Enforcement Responses to Adolescent Girls
• The Effects of Adolescent Development on Policing
• Enhancing Police Responses to Children Exposed to Violence: A Toolkit for Law
  Enforcement
• Enhancing Law Enforcement Response to Children Exposed to Violence Training
• Partnering with Businesses
• Law Enforcement and Public Health
• Private Sector Partnerships
• Community Outreach Resource Program
• Putting Housing First

Partner with universities and others to collect data and analyze data.

• Police Partnerships
• University Researcher & Law Enforcement Collaboration
• Connecting Police Researchers & Practitioners
• Challenges in Police-led Evaluations
• Police – Researcher Partnerships
• Research-Practitioner Partnerships
• IACP/UC Center for Research and Policy
• Research Partnerships

Adopt community policing strategies that support and work in concert with economic development efforts.

• Volunteers in Police Service
• VIPS Resources

Partner with academic institutions to integrate research into training, policies and practices.

• Research-Practice Partnerships
• University Researcher & Law Enforcement Collaboration
• Connecting Police Researchers & Practitioners
• Building Trust with Communities
• Evidence-Based Policing
• Excellence in Law Enforcement Research Award
• Challenges in Police-led Evaluations
• Police – Researcher Partnerships
• Research-Practitioner Partnerships
• Center for Research and Policy
• Research Partnerships

Engage advocacy groups in the development of cultural diversity training.

• ADL Anti-Bias Training
• Minneapolis Cultural Awareness Trainings
• Bakersfield Diversity Training

Build relationships with immigrant communities.

• When Police Engage Immigrant Communities
• Lewiston Community Center
• Increasing Trust

Initiate positive non-enforcement activities.

• IACP Institute for Police-Youth Engagement
• Enhancing Police Responses to Children Exposed to Violence: A Toolkit for Law
  Enforcement
• Enhancing Law Enforcement Response to Children Exposed to Violence Training
• Ways Communities Engage with Law Enforcement
• Columbia’s Beyond the Badge
• Orlando Community Engagement
• Louisville Peace Walks

Consider the implications of crime fighting strategies for maintaining community trust.

• Tribal Community Policing
• Reducing Violence on our Streets
• Implementing Problem-Oriented Policing
• Building Communities of Trust 
• Effective Policing and Crime Prevention
• Intelligence-Led Community Policing, Community Prosecution, & Community Partnerships
• Operation Hot Spot
• Legitimacy in Hot Spots Policing
• Legitimacy in Crime Hot Spots
• Hot Spots Policing

Refrain from quotas related to officer enforcement actions, particularly those not related to public safety, such as generating revenue.

• NY Senator Outlaws Police Quotas

Adopt preferences for “least harm” resolutions for minor infractions (such as diversion programs or warnings and citations in lieu of arrest).

• IACP Institute for Police-Youth Engagement
• Citation in Lieu of Arrest
• Partnerships in Pretrial Justice
• Law Enforcement’s Role in Pretrial Release 
• Citation State Resources
•  Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion
• Safety and Justice Challenge
• Police-Corrections Partnerships 

Allow sufficient time for patrol officers to participate in problem solving and community engagement activities and value these activities in performance. Evaluations

• Enhancing Police Responses to Children Exposed to Violence: A Toolkit for Law
  Enforcement
• Enhancing Law Enforcement Response to Children Exposed to Violence Training
• Community Engagement in Urban Transit System
• Columbia’s Beyond the Badge
• San Antonio Fear Free Environment Unit
• Matrix Demonstration Project

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  Develop programs that create opportunities for patrol officers to regularly interact with neighborhood residents.

• Columbia’s Beyond the Badge
• San Antonio Fear Free Environment Unit
• Engaging Communities One Step at a Time
• Louisville Peace Walks

Schedule regular forums and meetings where all community members can interact with police and help influence programs and policy.

• Local Community Forum
• Project PEACE
• 21st Century Policing Forum
• Tacoma Project PEACE
• Chief’s Breakfast Forum

Decouple  immigration enforcement from routine local policing.

• National Immigration Law Center Task Force Testimony