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Within weeks, social media activism has managed to drastically shift the national conversation around policing and public safety
If you’re managing a police social media account, you're not just the voice of your department, you’re now the voice of the entire profession
A well-rounded public information officer understands there's more to the role than just pushing out information
With police-public relations more complicated than ever, a highly trained public relations department can help manage an agency’s image
Officer Ryan Tillman is repairing the bond between law enforcement and the community through his organization, Breaking Barriers United
Creating order out of chaos and taking command over an emotional and tense situation necessitates a level of confidence that can only come from adequate preparation
Like any potentially controversial incident, getting fair news coverage of a police pursuit is all about working with reporters, not against them
Having an active presence on Reddit provides an opportunity to correct misinformation, manage your reputation and answer questions
We asked our members how they would like to see their agency improve in the coming year
What challenges will law enforcement face in 2019?
Every police agency should include a social media communications policy in its active shooter response protocols to ensure timely delivery of information
“To portray our [officers] with such an inappropriate manner is very unfortunate," Lt. Gene Ryan wrote
Officers stopped the car because it matched the description of a car belonging to an armed suspect, but the video has sparked viral controversy
Tyler Carach has traveled with his mother to 40 states delivering Dunkin' Donuts to police officers
If your agency is considering creating a viral video, follow these five steps for success
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