What are the three components of problem solving and community policing? - Answers Community
partnerships, problem solving, organizational transformation
Which component of community policing and problem solving involves collaborative partnerships
between the law enforcement agency and the individuals and organizations they serve to develop
solutions to problems and increase trust in police? - Answers Community partnerships
Which component of problem solving and community policing involves the process of engaging in the
proactive and systematic examination of identified problems to develop and evaluate effective
responses? - Answers Problem solving
Which component of problem solving and community policing involves alignment of organizational
management, structure, personnel, and information systems to support community partnerships and
proactive problem solving? - Answers Organizational transformation
Who is considered by many to be the principle architect of problem oriented policing and wrote the
book Policing a Free Society (1977)? - Answers Herman Goldstien
Where was one of the first experiments involving SARA conducted that tested whether officers
throughout a police agency could apply problem solving techniques as part of their daily routine and
whether problem solving efforts were effective? - Answers New Port News, Virginia
What type of policing is a strategy that puts the philosophy of community policing into practice and
advocates that the police examine the underlying causes of recurring incidents of crime and disorder? -
Answers Problem-oriented policing
What type of policing forces more on how quickly officers respond to a call than on what they did when
they got to their destination and is sometimes compared to a band-aid application - Answers Incident-
driven policing
The four steps in the SARA problem solving process for policing - Answers Scanning
Analysis
Response
Assessment
Which step in the SARA problem solving process for policing involves identifying the problem - Answers
Scanning
Which step in the SARA problem solving process for policing is considered the heart of the problem
solving process that involves identifying the seriousness of the problem, all the persons/groups involved
and effected, and all the causes of the problem and then assessing current responses and their
effectiveness - Answers Analysis