Law enforcement organizations are among the departments facing the same economic problems as the private sector and other institutions.  Departments are reducing the number of officers to meet decreasing budgets and resources.  Services are being cut, crime is expected to rise and performance is not the same.  It’s important that departments look at the way they do business and ask whether it is working well for them.  If not, some modification is necessary.

The Cooper Model is a new way of looking at old problems.  It helps departments reduce cost, increase performance, and provide solutions – even with significant reductions in force.  Learn how to solve your operational and financial problems with laser focus on achievement through:

The Cooper Model helps law enforcement agencies to:

• Implement a far more effective community policing strategy that produces dramatic outcomes in time and cost savings, as well as crime reductions and improvements in community safety.
• Implement a business intelligence decision support system designed to meet the unique requirements of the department to better define priorities and police problems
• Develop mitigation strategies and action plans to support prevention and eliminate vulnerability
• Implement lower costs – save money
• Implement a simplified version of Lean Six Sigma so all personnel can use it to correct inefficiencies
• Increased efficiency; streamlined processes and systems; process simplification – save time and money
• Optimization of existing resources – especially with staff and resource reductions
• Prioritized resource allocation – focused to achieve greater results
• Create a culture of continuous improvement
• Create a culture of process excellence
• Eliminate the belief that only more money can solve the local problems
• Maximize the potential of the local government and its individual departments
• Bring clarity to performance and expectations
• Establish preventive strategies; guide decision making
• Implement the use of predictive analytics – the use of pre-defined metrics describing a series of crimes or events to predict future events

Benefits of using the Cooper Model in law enforcement include:

• Lower cost; decreased expenses; maximize your budget
• Lower crime rates
• Optimized performance of existing staff and resources; even with reductions in force
• significant successes are possible
• A culture of performance excellence
• Improve operational efficiency
• Speeds up time to make critical decisions

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