22 Rules for New Campus Police and Security Officers
If you are new in your department, follow these guidelines to greatly increase your chances for success.
If you are new in your department, follow these guidelines to greatly increase your chances for success.
When employees at Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Hospital voiced frustration with contract security, CS Healthcare Director of the Year Mark Reed took matters into his own hands.
The university has its own public safety department but its officers are unarmed and unable to place people under arrest.
In all, 25 hospital security officers were honored at a luncheon that was held in Los Angeles on Oct. 16.
Brigham and Women’s Hospital changed over from contract to in-house security officers to improve the quality and control of its security department.
Rick Gonzalez of Otis College discusses how he and his team successfully created the school’s department of public safety.
CCUPCA Legislative Liason Stan Skipworth discusses recruitment, community-oriented policing, training and standardization.
This Tri-County Technical College security officer has saved the campus money, implemented CPTED concepts and participated in several community service projects.
Here’s how your campus can use the 32NCSI assessment tool to make your campus public safety program more effective.
These ten steps will ensure you craft an RFP that puts you in the best position to achieve your goals.
This guide was developed to encourage you to look at your current preparedness plan’s effectiveness and determine how you can strengthen it before an active shooter threat becomes a reality.
Crisis response can be a weak spot for many campuses. Learn how to manage tasks, share response plans and maintain command and control over response teams during a crisis.
