Thursday, May 31, 2012

Week 9 Stem Questions - Week #1

1. The most important organizational goal for my agency is…

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  1. Is to have some. We have none, and we need to develop them.

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    1. Good point Bart, our department does not have any either.

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  2. And to get Maria Alonso as our Chief of Police.

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    1. Maria would make a great Chief of MTPD

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    2. I bet she is a slave driver

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    3. Prevent and investigate crime, traffic safety and provide the highest quality specialized services.

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  3. The most important organizational goal for my agency is; for members of the organization to understand the PBL process, identify resources and have a foundation of problem solving and crime prevention. We are at 39% percent of our staff trained and proficient in problem solving and I think we do have a good foundation. We sent three people to MSU's first line supervision school last month and plan to send the rest of our sgt's, and then from there send select people to Staff and Command.

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  4. The most important goal for my department is to provide the safest campus possible for our students, staff and visitors. We need to change a few things to make this happen, but they are in the works.

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    1. I would like to know more about what are in the works?

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    2. Rick, is your Chief going to implement your strategic plan?

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  5. Prevent and investigate crime, traffic safety and provide the highest quality specialized services.

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  6. OCSO does nor have written goals at the moment. Our written code of conduct and rules, policy's.... guide Deputies regarding values and professional standards. I believe vision statements for the four divisions would be of benefit.

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    1. Do you know what that vision would include?

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  7. A very good questiion Inspector. Something along the lines of "The vision for the Oakland County Sheriff’s Office in coming years is to plan and adapt for future growth while tailoring police services to a community’s unique needs while managing an explosive increase in the Oakland County Jail inmate population with reduced jail space".

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