Publications

Organizational Survey:  An Overview
Process of Facilitating Self-Assessment of Community Policing
Road Map for Change
Transformational Leadership and Community Policing: A Road Map for Change
Community Policing Helps Townships Tackle Crime
Community Policing Newsletters

• January 1999
• May 1999
• July 1999
• December 1999
• Spring 2000
• Summer 2000
• Fall 2000

A.    Community Policing Series (the "green books")

1.  Perceptions of Safety: A Comparison of Foot Patrol Versus Motor Patrol Officers
2.  Job Satisfaction: A Comparison of Foot Patrol Versus Motor Patrol Officers
3.  The Status of Contemporary Community Policing
4.  The Impact of Foot patrol on Black and White Perceptions of Policing
5.  Uniform Crime Reporting and Community Policing: An Historical Perspective
6.  Performance Profiles of Foot Versus Motor Officers
7.  Community Policing: A Taxpayer's Perspective
8.  Implementing a Community Policing Model for Work with Juveniles: An Exploratory Study
9.  Community Policing: Training Issues
10. Community Policing Programs: A Twenty-Year View
11. Community Policing: The Line Officer's Perspective
12. Community Policing: Community Input Into Police Policy-Making
12a. Basic Issues in Training: A Foundation for Community Policing
13. The Philosophy and Role of Community Policing
14. Community Policing: University Input Into Campus Police Policy Making
15. The Meaning of Community in Community Policing
16. Community Policing: Would You Know It If You Saw It?
17. Reinventing the Wheel in Police Work: A Sense of History
18. Preventing Civil Disturbances: A Community Policing Approach
19. Turning Concept into Practice: The Aurora, Colorado, Story
20. Rapid Response and Community Policing: Are They Really in Conflict
21. Community Policing and the Challenge of Diversity
22. Toward Development of Meaningful and Effective Performance Evaluations
23. The Neighborhood Network Center: Part One

1. Measuring Quality: The Scope of Community Policing (David L. Carter, Ph.D.)
2. Community Policing on D.A.R.E. (David L. Carter, Ph.D.)
3. Human Resource Issues for Community Policing (David L. Carter, Ph.D.)
4. Community Policing and Politics (David L. Carter, Ph.D.)
5. The Use of a Training Design Team to Implement Community Policing (J. Kevin Ford, Ph.D. and Daniel A. Weissbein, M.A.
6. Organizational Survey: An Overview (J. Kevin Ford, Ph.D.)
7. Facilitated Self-Assessment of Community Policing (Jane P. White, M.A. and Doak Bloss
8. A Labor-Management Approach to Community Policing (Michael J. Polzin, Ed.E.)
9. COPS GRANT A Training Needs Assessment for Michigan Police Executives
10. Conducting Community Mail Surveys
11. Community Survey Data Analysis
12. Community Engagement: Stakeholder Participation in the Design of the Police Service Delivery System   THE HOLLAND, MICHIGAN EXPERIENCE

1. "Society Needs Its "Family Doctors" (Robert C. Trojanowicz, Winter 1987)
2. "Are the Elderly Unduly Worried About Crime?" (Robert C. Trojanowicz, Spring/Summer 1988)
3. "Northumbria Tries Creative Initiatives" (Sir Stanley Bailey, Spring/Summer 1988)
4. "Nothing New Under the Sun" (Chris Braiden, Spring/Summer 1988)"Serious Threats to the Future of Policing" (Robert C. Trojanowicz, Fall/Winter 1988)
5. "Tulsa Targets Drugs in Public Housing" (Lt. Carolyn Robison, Fall/Winter 1988)
6. "Walnut Creek Institutes Beat Designing" (Sgt. Thomas G. Soberanes and Sgt. Robert K. Perry, Fall/Winter 1988)
7. "Citizen Survey Seeks Input on Priorities" (Fall/Winter 1988)
8. "City Administrators Need to See What Community Policing Can Do for Them" (Robert C. Trojanowicz, Fall 1989)
9. "When Ideas Become Real - Some Optimistic Thoughts on Community Policing" (Sgt. Barbara Harris, Fall 1989)
10. "Operation CLEAN Helps Wipe Out Drugs in Dallas" (Sam Gonzales, Spring 1990)
11. "Aurora Infuses the Entire Department with the Community Policing Philosophy" (Spring 1990)
12. "Police Chiefs Must Take the Lead in Enlisting Support" (Summer 1990)
13. "Tracking Drugs on Their Way to the Street" (Tina McLanus Summer 1990)
14. "The Police Can Play an Important Role in Treatment" (Tina McLanus, Summer 1990)
15. "Tactics to Target Troubled Neighborhoods" (Summer 1990)
16. "New Ideas From Around the Country" (Tina McLanus, Summer 1990)
17. "Neighborhood Network Centers: Expanding the Community Policing Model" (Robert C. Trojanowicz, Winter 1990)
18. "Community Policing: An Industrial Revolution?" (Winter 1990)
19. "Community Policing Curbs Police Brutality" (Robert C. Trojanowicz, Spring/Summer 1991)
20. "Sir Stanley Bailey - Part of Community Policing's Past and Future" (Winter/Spring 1992)
21. "Community Policing and Cultural Change: An Officer's View"(Winter/Spring 1992)
22. "Public Housing and Community Policing: A Team for Success" (Mark A. Leno, Jr., Winter/Spring 1992)
23. "Brooklyn Establishes Community Courts" (Tina McLanus, Winter/Spring 1992)
24. "The Basics of Community Policing" (Robert C. Trojanowicz and Bonnie Bucqueroux, Fall/Winter 1992)
25. "Neighborhood Network Center Concept at Work" (Steven Weaver, Fall/Winter 1992)
26. "COMMUNITY POLICING AND MINORITIES: Constant Contact Helps Break Down Barriers" (Florene McGlothian-Taylor, Fall/Winter 1992)
27. "Easing Tensions Between Police and Minorities" (Carl S. Taylor. Fall/Winter 1992)
28. "An Inside View of Community Policing" (Officer Ken Saxon, Fall/Winter 1992)
29. "Columbia, South Carolina: Officers Become Neighbors Through Police Home Loan Program" (Tina McLanus, Fall/Winter 1992)

   1. Community Policing Bibliography
   2. An Evaluation of the Neighborhood Foot Patrol Program in Flint, Michigan
   3. A Manual for the Establishment and Operation of a Foot Patrol Program

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