Canadian Policing Research Catalogue

Vancouver Police Department patrol deployment study / Simon Demers, Adam Palmer, Curt Taylor Griffiths ; with the assistance of Ryan Prox, Hollie Riordan, Correen Yedon, Brian Polydore, Phil Heard.

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Canadian Policing Research

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Patrol resource allocation review : phase 3 report / Ryan Prox (iii, 121 pages)
Vancouver (B.C.). Police Department, issuing body.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 1117-1122).

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1 online resource (1211 [124] pages)

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Authors affiliated with Vancouver Police Department, Simon Fraser University.
"February 5, 2007."
Appendix vii: Patrol resource allocation review : phase 3 report / Ryan Prox.

Summary

This report contains an analysis of patrol deployment in the Vancouver Police Department (VPD) and presents a number of recommendations that have the potential to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of patrol operations. The analysis presented below addresses the following questions: What level of service and performance is currently generated by the Operations Division of the VPD; What is the call saturation level of patrol officers; Are efficiency gains realistically achievable ; How should patrol officers be allocated between geographic regions and shifts to maximize productivity ; What is the optimal proportion of single-officer and two-officer units ; What is the desired service level of patrol operations ; Are additional resources needed to achieve the desired level of service or performance ; When, where and how should existing and new resources be deployed based on the desired service goals and the deployment constraints previously mentioned.

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