Police Department Policy

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UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 2.1 Direction: Goals and Objectives 2.1.3 Goals and Objectives, Employee Input (Issued: 6/30/07) Goals and objectives are submitted to the Chief of Police after Division Managers have met with and collected input from their middle managers, supervisors and work groups and after they have formulated and received approval for their Division’s operational and strategic plans. Personnel input, both during the annual development process and on an on -going basis, is both highly valued and encourage d. Personnel are informed of the annual budget development process and are encouraged to provide input and suggestions, ranging from equipment and training suggestions to program and strategic planning ideas. Input will be submitted through processes such as: A. Leadership meetings B. Divisional or work group meetings C. Police Department staff meetings D. Equipment repair/replacement reporting E. Daily shift briefings F. Chain of command to the respective division and unit managers or the Chief of Police.

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