EDI-Patrol Workload Analysis & Resource Allocation

Police Patrol Allocation and Workload Analysis Seminar is
training that imparts skills and insights into the art and science of
patrol workload analysis and resource allocation including: grouping
and analyzing data, determining an optimum strategy for delivery of
patrol services, computation of optimum levels of allocation,
providing demand driven allocation, equalizing the workload/unit,
designing the jurisdiction’s patrol beats, computing the relief factor,
and community policing concerns. This program is presented by a
veteran command member who has conducted workload studies and
deployed in excess of 1,100 uniformed police officers. A CALCULATOR IS NEEDED FOR THIS PROGRAM.

Location: Baltimore
Dates of Class: 11/30/2004 - 12/01/2004
Approval Number:
Approved Hours: 14
Price: 0.00

Patrol Workload Analysis and Resource Allocation Seminar is training that imparts skills and insights into the art and science of patrol workload analysis and resource allocation including: grouping and analyzing data, determining an optimum strategy for delivery of patrol services, computation of optimum levels of allocation, providing demand driven allocation, equalizing the workload/unit, designing the jurisdiction's patrol beats, computing the relief factor, and community policing concerns. This program is presented by a veteran command member who has conducted workload studies and deployed in excess of 1,100 uniformed police officers.