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    1. Doing More of the Same
    2. Our Past Has Shown
      • Traditional law enforcement alone will not solve the complexities within today’s society around safety, security, crime and disorder…
      • Not sure if you noticed… we are perfectly aligned for the results we are currently getting.
    3. The Problem: Our old way of thinking Doing more of the same is NOT working Reactive–post incident correction system Model of repair – not prepare Old paradigms are incomplete The problems have changed
    4. The Shift We Are Taking
      • Every significant breakthrough requires a break-with
      • Break-with tradition
      • Break with old ways of thinking
      • Break with old paradigms
    5. It’s Not Wrong – Just Incomplete
      • Nothing fails like success
      • Time to complete our new approaches
      • New definition of prevention, comprehensive approaches, integrated service teams with wrap around services, treatment for the sick, jail for the evil.
    6. Back to Neighbourhoods Re-Assurance Policing Comprehensive Policing aka: Smart Policing
    7. Prevention Becomes the Primary A mindset of ending, reducing and root problem-solving throughout the continuum 1. Upstream 2. Midstream 3. Downstream Becomes the primary – not the ancillary
    8. Initiative PROACTIVE VICTIM OR CHANGE AGENT?
    9. Guiding Principles: Directional Guidelines for 2009
    10. Guiding Principles
        • Firmly establish our presence and legitimacy
        • Staying focused on CORE operational duties
        • 6 pillar approach
          • Enforcement
          • Investigation
          • Intelligence
          • Protection
          • Education
          • Prevention
    11. Guiding Principles
        • Clarify the noise
          • Bring stability to the organization
        • Allowing employees not to be saturated
          • chance to renew, refresh
        • Strategic on changes that must be made
        • Phase in changes
          • Phases become evolutions
    12. Guiding Principles
        • Focus on our immediate pressures
          • OCC (Operational Communications Centre) solution
          • Policing the bus network
          • Canada Line start up
          • 2010 Olympics planning and deployment
          • Building leadership capacity throughout organization
    13. Guiding Principles
        • Taking back the streets
          • Rails and buses
          • Neighbourhood and Reassurance policing approaches
        • Offering stretch opportunities to employees
        • Establish T3 Policing
          • Trust, Transparency, and Truth Policing
        • Staying focused on executing 5 streams
          • Operations, People, Communications, Physical Resources, and Administration
    14. Guiding Principles
        • Harness energy and passion
          • Of employees and partnerships
        • Enhance internal communications
          • From the Executive Leadership Team
        • Deliver on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
        • Deliver value for money = exceptional results
    15. 2009 Strategic Direction SCBCTAPS (Transit Police) to focus on the core, foundational reasons for being established, and deliver exceptional results on these primary expectations
    16.  
        • Addressing the fundamental concerns
        • Highly visible, intelligence led, comprehensive policing approach
        • Fine-tune our primary duties
        • Enhance our integrated policing partnerships
        • Connecting with clients, partnerships
        • Exceptional return on investment
        • Increase public confidence and trust
        • CORE keeps us focused on our prime objective
    17. SCBCTAPS STRATEGIC PLAN 2007-2011 2009 Strategic Plan Focus
    18. Goal 1: Focusing on our CORE operational policing duties through a comprehensive policing approach with our partners.
      • High visibility, intelligence led, comprehensive policing
      • Addresses crime, disorder, and the perception of crime on and around our transit network
    19. Goal 2: Valuing, developing & engaging our most critical asset: our people.
      • Demonstrating that our people matter
      • Leading efforts in recruiting, retention, development, recognition, support, and engagement
    20. Goal 3: Improving our internal and external communications.
      • Building trust, relationships and understanding
      • Timely, open, honest communications
      • With all employees and the public we serve
    21. Goal 4: Enhancing our operational readiness in preparation for the Canada Line and 2010 Winter Olympics.
      • Planning, preparation and professional service delivery for our next major operational challenges
    22. Goal 5: Delivering exceptional results through wide-ranging Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
      • Demonstrating value for money
      • ROI (return on investment)
      • Lead and lag activities
      • Measurements that recognize the continuum of policing efforts (enforcement—intervention—prevention)

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