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Community Policing Surveys
Police Officer Surveys
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The Official Survey Platform for Law Enforcement.
Improve community trust and officer accountability with our targeted law enforcement survey questions.
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Easily create and customize forms with a simple, intuitive interface.
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Customize forms to match your agency’s branding with color themes and templates.
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Generate comprehensive reports and analytics to track metrics and inform decision-making.
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Receive instant notifications for new submissions, ensuring timely response and follow-up.
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What Police Chiefs are saying
Chief Brian Peete
Montpelier City Police Department
Chief Jeff C.
Grafton WI Police Department
So far, I believe we are on track to rebuilding our community’s trust and I believe adding Officer Survey to our toolbox has been a strong contributor toward accomplishing this goal.
What Community Members are saying
Officer Smith was great and provided a lot of help during the situation.
Very kind, caring, informative and professional.
Very professional and polite.
Very professional and polite.
Community Engagement Surveys
By actively seeking out and responding to the needs of your community, you can build trust, foster collaboration, and create a stronger, more united community. Take advantage of this opportunity to make a positive impact and create lasting change – engage with your residents and start collecting ongoing feedback today.
Employee Engagement Surveys
The most comprehensive and powerful tool yet.
- Measure officers satisfaction.
- Collect invaluable feedback.
- Build trust within the organization.
- Boost officers morale.
- Encourage engagement.
- Improve agency performance.
- Train better officers.
- Build trust between officers and their supervisors.
Campus Police Surveys
Gather student feedback through satisfaction surveys.
What is Procedural Justice?
Researchers have found, repeatedly and across different ethnic groups and communities, that departments that practice these principles see increased public support, cooperation, and compliance with the law. In this way, these principles – cornerstones of procedural justice – are essential to police legitimacy.
Procedural justice is a set of four basic actions police officers can take to create trust and legitimacy.
- Treating people with dignity and respect.
- Giving citizens a voice during encounters.
- Being neutral in decision-making.
- Conveying trustworthy motives.