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Building trust in modern day policing: A neighbourhood community officer evaluation
Author(s) -
Samnit Mehmi,
Robert Blauer,
Kathryn De Gannes
Publication year - 2021
Publication title -
journal of community safety and well-being
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2371-4298
DOI - 10.35502/jcswb.186
Subject(s) - neighbourhood (mathematics) , mandate , officer , public relations , thematic analysis , community policing , political science , community service , sociology , qualitative research , law , social science , mathematical analysis , mathematics
Over the past several years the Toronto Police Service has engaged in forming partnerships with communities that have been plagued with high crime rates and have traditionally not trusted the police through the implementation of The Neighbourhood Community Officer Program. The program places Neighbourhood Community Officers in the community for three to five years with a strict mandate to build trust through professionalism, cooperation, and partnerships with community members. Prior research on the program displayed that it was achieving most of its mandate. To determine whether it was still enjoying success, a thematic analysis was conducted on interviews with social agencies that worked with Neighbourhood Community Officers and social agencies that did not.

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