Police Department Policy

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UCSF PD

Policy Text
University of California, San Francisco Police Department General Orders 6.4 Public Information and Community Relations 6.4.5 Sharing of Departmental Objectives (Revised: 7/18/18) A. All Department personnel share in the responsibility of developing and maintaining good community relations. By coordinating outreach efforts and community participation, a positive police -community partnership can be achieved. B. One of the major functions of community relations is to present programs to diverse groups in the community. Numerous program outlines are available on topics ranging from crime prevention and emergency p reparedness to law enforcement career presentations. The majority of requests for programs or speakers is directed towards the Crime Prevention Unit and is normally handled b y that unit. C. All officers are encouraged to be involved in community relations activities and can expect to be requested to present programs to citizen groups. Officers desiring to give a presentation will advise their supervisors via the chain of command of the presentati on and receive approval prior to the date of the presentation.

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