Community Policing Stage Assessment Model for Implementation Planning and Organizational Measurement

摘要

The community-oriented problem-solving concept is becoming the accepted model for policing and is being adopted by many police agencies across the nation. As stated in Herman Goldstein's foreward in The Challenge of Community Policing (Rosenbaum, 1994), 'community policing is now a household term'. In a recent National Institute of Justice study, Sadd and Grinc (Implementation Challenges in Community Policing, 1996), begin with 'Community policing could arguably be called the new orthodoxy of law enforcement in the United States'. Again, from Rosenbaum's book (the chapter on 'Can Today's Police Organizations Effectively Implement Community Policing'), Roberg indicates that 'community policing, in one form or another, appears to be a 'done deal'.'