Building Public Trust Episode 3: Law Enforcement and Community Views on Building Public Trust

In this episode, police and community members discuss how they define trust. Police leaders then share how they have integrated these trust building principles into their department’s operations and how they can measure community needs and sentiment. 

Speakers (14) in order of appearance: 

• Dustin Waters, PERF Editor and Audio Engineer 
• Chuck Wexler, PERF Executive Director 
• Rachel Apfelbaum, PERF Writer, Producer and Narrator 
• Chief Joe Harvey, Golden (CO) Police Department 
• Director Nancy La Vigne, Department of Justice (DOJ) National Institute of Justice (NIJ) 
• Sheriff Tom Dart, Cook County (IL) Sheriff’s Office 
• Nola Joyce, Partner and Principal Consultant of 21 CP Solutions + former Deputy Commissioner of Philadelphia Police Department  
• Detective Chris Carita, Fort Lauderdale (FL) Police Department 
• Eric Trout, Golden (CO) Police Department Community Engagement Group 
• Michelle Minihane, Golden (CO) Police Department Community Engagement Group 
• Bryan Kelly, Golden (CO) Police Department Community Engagement Group 
• Mandi Leigh, Golden (CO) Police Department Community Engagement Group 
• Romero Davis, Senior Program Manager, Social Current 
• Chief Adrian Diaz, Seattle (WA) Police Department 

Resource links: 

• Seattle Police Department's Micro-Community Policing Plans Information - https://www.seattle.gov/police/information-and-data/data/mcpp-about  

This podcast series is part of the Critical Issues in Policing series, supported by the Motorola Solutions Foundation.

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