Because of the varied nature of crime, police operations must be diverse and flexible. Police must be able to react to situations that range from a threat of explosives to a fleeing suspect. During these operations, officers need tools and training to be as effective and as safe as possible.
NIJ supports research and development on new technologies that will aid police operations, whether by improving officer safety, facilitating data sharing, or improving surveillance. It also funds the evaluation of existing programs and technologies.
On this page, find links to articles, awards, events, publications, and multimedia related to policing operations.
Articles Published by NIJ
Awards
Related Programs and Practices from CrimeSolutions
- Program Profile: Kansas City (MO) Police Department Street Narcotics Unit
- Program Profile: Hot Spots Policing Experiment (Louisville, Ky.)
- Program Profile: Weed and Seed (Miami, Fla.)
- Program Profile: Automated Vehicle Locator (AVL) Information to Aid Patrol Allocations (Dallas, Texas)
- Program Profile: Police Foot Patrol - Philadelphia 2010