2017-11-28
CCCA City Managers' Summit
It’s natural for us to help practitioners with improving not only the policy side, but the implementation side as well. The city managers implement policy in our municipalities, and we want to be able to assist with both ends of that spectrum.
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November 28, 2017
What we're trying to do is figure out municipality success or failure through surveying their employees. We can then provide feedback to municipalities, especially city managers, about their work force regarding levels of satisfaction and emotional burnout, and more importantly how to recruit, educate and retain public servants.
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Jim McDonnell
Los Angeles County Sheriff
16th/ 6,329 in Safety and Emergency
November 28, 2017
To manage risk, our department is working on a number of initiatives to provide the proper training and resources needed for our folks in field. Our training bureau combines tactical and operational training but also pathways to develop the character of an individual. In the academy, our recruits receive more than 80 hours of leadership, diversity and community-based policing training.
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