Delivering police services effectively

260 Pages·2017·1.527 MB·English

by  Heyer, Garth den

Delivering
Police Services
Effectively
Advances in Police Theory and Practice Series
Series Editor: Dilip K. Das
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Garth den Heyer
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Delivering
Police Services
Effectively
Garth den Heyer
Police Foundation
Washington, DC, USA
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Names: Heyer, Garth den, author.
Title: Delivering police services effectively / Garth den Heyer.
Description: 1 Edition. | Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2016. | Series: Advances in police theory and practice ;
27 | Includes bibliographical references.
Identifiers: LCCN 2016008147 | ISBN 9781498742344
Subjects: LCSH: Criminal justice, Administration of. | Organizational change.
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Contents
Series Preface
Foreword
About the Author
Acknowledgments
Section I
THE THEORY OF POLICE REFORM TO ACHIEVE EFFICIENT AND
EFFECTIVE SERVICE DELIVERY
1 Introduction
Demand for Police Services
Conclusion
2 Defining Methods for Improving Police Services
Introduction
Efficiency and Effectiveness of Service Delivery
Understanding Costs
Defining Consolidation
Conclusion
3 Theory of Government and Police Reform
Introduction
Theory of Government Funding
Theory of Modern Police Reform
Theory of Local Government Reform, Regionalization, and Mergers
Theory of Police Agency Regionalization and Mergers
Conclusion
4 Historical Approaches to Improving Police Service Delivery
Introduction
Government Approach to Reform 1980–2000
Factors That Led to Police Reform 1980–2000
Value for Money and Planning, Programming, and Budgeting
Rise in the Number of Regionalizations, Consolidations, and Mergers
Rise of New Public Management
Conclusion
5 Late-Twentieth-Century Approaches to Improving Police Service
Delivery
Introduction
Factors That Influenced the Improvement in Service Delivery Strategies in the Late-
Twentieth-Century
Performance Measurement, Organizational Structures, and Service Delivery
Effects That New Public Management Has Had on Police Agencies
Value for Money
Organizational Structure
Performance Measurement
Compstat
Intelligence-Led Policing
Civilianization of Sworn Positions
Civilianization in the United States
Civilianization in Canada
Civilianization in the United Kingdom
Outsourcing, Alliances, and Police Interagency Collaboration
Mergers, Amalgamations, and Regionalization
Regionalization in the United Kingdom
Use of Technology
Conclusion
Section II
STRATEGIES EMPLOYED TO IMPROVE SERVICE DELIVERY IN
AUSTRALIA, CANADA, ENGLAND AND WALES, NEW
ZEALAND, AND THE UNITED STATES
6 Strategies Employed to Improve Service Delivery in Australia
Introduction
Changes to the Australian Public Service and Police
New South Wales Police Force Case Study
Queensland Police Service Case Study
Conclusion
7 Strategies Employed to Improve Service Delivery in Canada
Introduction
Canadian Police
Rationalization of Police Agencies and Police Services
Regionalization of Canadian Police Agencies
Case Studies of the Regionalization of the Canadian Police
British Columbia Province
Greater Vancouver Region
Ontario Province
Halifax City
Conclusion
8 Strategies Employed to Improve Service Delivery in England and Wales
Introduction
Brief History of Police Reform in England and Wales
Structure and Size of the Police Service in England and Wales
Efficiency and Effectiveness of Police Service
Difficulty of Merging Police Services
Five Reports That Have Examined Police Effectiveness
Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (2004) Modernizing the Police
Service: A Thematic Inspection of Workforce Modernization—The Role,
Management, and Development of Police Staff in the Police Service of England
and Wales
Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (2005) Closing the Gap: A Review of
the “Fitness for Purpose” of the Current Structure of Policing in England and
Wales
Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (2010) Valuing the Police: Policing in
an Age of Austerity
Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (2011) Adapting to Austerity
Policy Exchange (2011) Cost of Cops: Manpower and Deployment in Policing
Conclusion
9 Strategies Employed to Improve Service Delivery in New Zealand
Introduction
New Zealand Reforms