Question 1

Which of the following does not occur when a police service alters its organizational structure to incorporate the principles of community policing?

Accepted Answer

A)  decentralization of command and control. 
B)  more autonomy and discretion to line police officers. 
C)  a flattening of the organizational structure. 
D)  increased specialization of line police officers. 
A)  decentralization of command and control. 
B)  more autonomy and discretion to line police officers. 
C)  a flattening of the organizational structure. 
D)  increased specialization of line police officers. D

Question 2

The failure of senior police leaders to "walk the talk" can significantly undermine the implementation of the principles of community policing and the development of a community policing service.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

The community policing strategy that is designed to identify forces in the community that may have an impact on police services is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  environmental scan. 
B)  benchmarking. 
C)  auditing. 
D)  best practices. 
A)  environmental scan. 
B)  benchmarking. 
C)  auditing. 
D)  best practices. A

Question 4

Define and describe the role of the following in community policing:

Accepted Answer

Benchmarking is the pra

Question 5

Discuss how community policing has affected the way police services are organized. In your answer reflect upon Sir Robert Peel's principles.

Accepted Answer

Community policing has significantly aff

Question 6

Police leaders must abandon traditional command and control practices and decentralize power in order to create a much more participatory organization.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Where are words such as "honesty," "integrity," "respect," and "fairness" most often found in community policing police services?

Accepted Answer

A)  audits. 
B)  core value statements. 
C)  emergency response guidelines. 
D)  forecasting scans. 
A)  audits. 
B)  core value statements. 
C)  emergency response guidelines. 
D)  forecasting scans.

Question 8

Explain what 'Results Driven Policing (RDP)' is and discuss how it contributes to more effective and efficient policing.

Accepted Answer

Results Driven Policing (RDP) is designe

Question 9

Why is it said that the OPP delivers customized policing services?

Accepted Answer

The OPP can be said to deliver "customiz

Question 10

What is an environmental scan, and what role does it play in community policing?

Accepted Answer

Environmental scans are another core com

Question 11

Officers in community policing police services are typically given:

Accepted Answer

A)  a partner to coordinate activities in the community. 
B)  police motor vehicles that display community decals and have the ability to transport several volunteers. 
C)  training in a second language that is reflective of what is spoken in the community. 
D)  a geographic assignment known as a zone or turf. 
A)  a partner to coordinate activities in the community. 
B)  police motor vehicles that display community decals and have the ability to transport several volunteers. 
C)  training in a second language that is reflective of what is spoken in the community. 
D)  a geographic assignment known as a zone or turf.

Question 12

Which of the following is a characteristic of police leadership within a community policing model?

Accepted Answer

A)  change management. 
B)  bureaucratic management. 
C)  administrative management. 
D)  maintenance management. 
A)  change management. 
B)  bureaucratic management. 
C)  administrative management. 
D)  maintenance management.

Question 13

What are mission, value, and vision statements in policing, and what role do they play in community policing?

Accepted Answer

Mission, value, and vision statements of

Question 14

What is a business or strategic plan, and what role does it play in community policing?

Accepted Answer

A business, or strategic, plan is the co

Question 15

The Policing for Results Survey:

Accepted Answer

A)  is conducted by all police services involved in community policing. 
B)  has been discarded by Ontario police services due to its ineffectiveness in determining community needs and priorities. 
C)  is part of the OPP customized policing services approach. 
D)  is conducted annually by the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General. 
A)  is conducted by all police services involved in community policing. 
B)  has been discarded by Ontario police services due to its ineffectiveness in determining community needs and priorities. 
C)  is part of the OPP customized policing services approach. 
D)  is conducted annually by the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General.

Question 16

Describe what it means for a police service to be a learning organization, and identify the characteristics of a police service that is a learning organization.

Accepted Answer

For a police service to be a learning or

Question 17

Identify and discuss the types of performance indicators used by community 	police services.

Accepted Answer

Performance indicators are specific nume

Question 18

What is CP Net and what role does it play in the OPP model of community policing?

Accepted Answer

The Community Policing Network (CP Net)

Question 19

A key component in community policing is the concept of the police service as a:

Accepted Answer

A)  partnership organization 
B)  learning organization 
C)  community-based organization 
D)  pro-active organization 
A)  partnership organization 
B)  learning organization 
C)  community-based organization 
D)  pro-active organization

Question 20

Define and describe what is meant by the term 'geopolicing' and explain its importance to community-based service delivery.

Accepted Answer

In contrast to the traditional

Which of the following does not occur when a police service alters its organizational structure to incorporate the principles of community policing?

The failure of senior police leaders to "walk the talk" can significantly undermine the implementation of the principles of community policing and the development of a community policing service.

The community policing strategy that is designed to identify forces in the community that may have an impact on police services is called:

Define and describe the role of the following in community policing:

Discuss how community policing has affected the way police services are organized. In your answer reflect upon Sir Robert Peel's principles.

Police leaders must abandon traditional command and control practices and decentralize power in order to create a much more participatory organization.

Where are words such as "honesty," "integrity," "respect," and "fairness" most often found in community policing police services?

Explain what 'Results Driven Policing (RDP)' is and discuss how it contributes to more effective and efficient policing.

Why is it said that the OPP delivers customized policing services?

What is an environmental scan, and what role does it play in community policing?

Officers in community policing police services are typically given:

Which of the following is a characteristic of police leadership within a community policing model?

What are mission, value, and vision statements in policing, and what role do they play in community policing?

What is a business or strategic plan, and what role does it play in community policing?

The Policing for Results Survey:

Describe what it means for a police service to be a learning organization, and identify the characteristics of a police service that is a learning organization.

Identify and discuss the types of performance indicators used by community police services.

What is CP Net and what role does it play in the OPP model of community policing?

A key component in community policing is the concept of the police service as a:

Define and describe what is meant by the term 'geopolicing' and explain its importance to community-based service delivery.

Evolution of Canadian Policing

Understanding Community Policing

What Is Community Policing

Responding to and Preventing Crime Within a Community Policing Framework

Problem-Oriented Policing

Implementing Community Policing

The Community Police Officer

Restorative Justice Within a Community Policing Framework

The Community and Community Policing

Filters

Exam 6: The Community Policing Police Service

Which of the following does not occur when a police service alters its organizational structure to incorporate the principles of community policing?

The failure of senior police leaders to "walk the talk" can significantly undermine the implementation of the principles of community policing and the development of a community policing service.

The community policing strategy that is designed to identify forces in the community that may have an impact on police services is called:

Define and describe the role of the following in community policing:

Discuss how community policing has affected the way police services are organized. In your answer reflect upon Sir Robert Peel's principles.

Police leaders must abandon traditional command and control practices and decentralize power in order to create a much more participatory organization.

Where are words such as "honesty," "integrity," "respect," and "fairness" most often found in community policing police services?

Explain what 'Results Driven Policing (RDP)' is and discuss how it contributes to more effective and efficient policing.

Why is it said that the OPP delivers customized policing services?

What is an environmental scan, and what role does it play in community policing?

Officers in community policing police services are typically given:

Which of the following is a characteristic of police leadership within a community policing model?

What are mission, value, and vision statements in policing, and what role do they play in community policing?

What is a business or strategic plan, and what role does it play in community policing?

The Policing for Results Survey:

Describe what it means for a police service to be a learning organization, and identify the characteristics of a police service that is a learning organization.

Identify and discuss the types of performance indicators used by community police services.

What is CP Net and what role does it play in the OPP model of community policing?

A key component in community policing is the concept of the police service as a:

Define and describe what is meant by the term 'geopolicing' and explain its importance to community-based service delivery.

Evolution of Canadian Policing

Understanding Community Policing

What Is Community Policing

Responding to and Preventing Crime Within a Community Policing Framework

Problem-Oriented Policing

Implementing Community Policing

The Community Police Officer

Restorative Justice Within a Community Policing Framework

The Community and Community Policing

Filters