The conversation is far from over! Following last week’s newsletter that shared 25 things cops feel fellow cops should know, other officers responded with some great additional thoughts they wanted to add to the list. Here’s some of what we received: Lt. Larry Zimmerman, with the Ceredo (WV) PD [...]
An evidence-based analysis of how scheduling models influence officer fatigue, morale, efficiency and coverage Police1 Special Contributors By Ethan M. Humphrey, M.S., and Narelle Hickmon, M.S. Police staffing has proven to be an immense challenge for departments across the nation. A recent PERF survey found that overall staffing levels [...]
When Calibre Press polled newsletter readers and asked what they thought were the most important things LEOs should know, responses poured in. Here, ranked in order of importance according to the responses, are the top 25. *** Be sure to share your own words of wisdom with us after [...]
Oceans, lakes, ditches, pools: Water is everywhere in your jurisdiction, but it's the survival scenario no one practices. You run through active shooter and car stop drills in your head, but how often do you truly simulate an attacker shoving you—in full duty gear—into water? From Calibre Press: Surviving [...]
The Untapped Market: Human Trafficking Response Dogs From Working Dog Magazine | workingdogmagazine.com Agencies worldwide are quietly piloting programs—what handlers need to know now before this becomes mainstream. Human trafficking remains one of the most hidden and complex crimes today. Traditional detection methods often fall short when victims are [...]
NOVEMBER IS NATIONAL CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITY AND RESILIENCE MONTH! Dear HSToday Community, As we look ahead to November, I’m excited to kick off Homeland Security Today’s National Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience Month efforts. It’s an honor to lead this important initiative — one that shines a spotlight on the people, partnerships, and [...]
Secure Communication Tools Protect Events Following Charlie Kirk’s Death An Editorial By Dillon Burroughs for Law Enforcement Today The assassination of Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University on September 10 shook the nation. Despite the tragedy, Kirk’s family and the organization he built are not backing down. [...]
10 Officer Safety Tips for Railyards From Calibre Press | calibrepress.com Street officers and undercover operatives have been severely injured or killed when foot pursuits or investigations extended onto railroad property. Either they didn’t see or hear a train coming or they failed to take proper precautions around railway [...]
From Calibre Press | calibrepress.com Meth Labs & Officer Safety Last week, four police officers and four firemen were hospitalized after reporting to a medical emergency call at what turned out to be a suspected meth lab in suburban Chicago. Although full details on this particular incident have not [...]
PERSPECTIVE: Cyberattacks on Public Safety: Why EMS, Police, and Fire Services Must Treat Cybersecurity as a Life-or-Death Mission October’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month arrives as hackers target the lifelines of public safety - dispatch systems, medical devices, and emergency response networks. ByNitin Natarajan for Homeland Security Today.US | hstoday.us | Photo [...]
Missouri Sheriffs’ Association
6605 Bus. Hwy. 50 West
Jefferson City, MO 65109
573-635-5925
Monday – Friday: 8 AM – 5 PM
6605 Bus. Hwy. 50 West Jefferson City, MO 65109
Phone: 573-635-5925
Fax: 573-635-2128
Email: info@mosheriffs.com
