Police Department Policy

UCSF_04.05.10_-_Briefing_Procedure_266521

UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 4.5 Patrol: Organization and Administration 4.5.10 Briefing Procedure (Revised: 7/9/24 ) A. It is the primary responsibility of the Watch Commander, Shift Sergeant or designee to see that personnel are properly assigned to a patrol area , inspected and briefed on all pertinent information. B. Briefing will be conducted promptly at the beginning of each new shift. C. Officers will have in their possession the following equipment, prior to the start of briefing: portable radio, pen/pencil, notebook, etc. D. Procedure to be followed during briefing: 1. Officers will be in full uniform during briefing, unless otherwise assigned. The uniform must be clean and well pressed, and all equipment and shoes must be clean and well -polished. 2. Serge ants will conduct an inspection of officers monthly. This inspection will include: a. Personal care and grooming b. Uniform c. Equipment . 3. Briefing will be conducted under the supervision of the Watch Commander/Sergeant, who will do “roll call” training and/or review of policy and Department directives, brief and update on all directives, new information (wanted persons, stolen vehicles, major investigations , etc. ) and any changes in schedules or assignments. 4. The Watch Commander shall make bea t assignments consistent with community policing philosophy and Department needs. 5. Prior to the dismissal of briefing, the Watch Commander/Sergeant should confirm with officers if there is any additional pertinent information necessary to be disseminate to the other officers.

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