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Morning,
We just added the following language to our policy from Cruise Lights.
F. Cruise Mode Lights: Steady burn running lights in authoritative red and blue colors which clearly communicate a law enforcement presence. The purpose of these lights is to conspicuously identify a police vehicle consistent with the department’s mission of providing a feeling of safety and security. Cruise lights will assist in alerting on-coming motorists of the officer’s presence whether stationary and/or roadside scenarios at night. Cruise mode is intended to be used either when the patrol vehicle is in motion, stationary or when an authoritative presence is required.
1. Cruise Mode is not intended to be used in lieu of flashing emergency lights when a more authoritative emergency presence is required.
Jeff Rasche AM
Fort Myers PDIntel information is disseminated as needed. The attached report is disseminated monthly to sworn personnel as well as a virtual presentation that is mandatory for command staff, supervisors and voluntary for all others who wish to attend.
***** The file was too large to attach. Email me at jrasche@fmpolice.com if you would like a copy.
Jeff Rasche AM
Fort Myers PDGood morning!
Our PSB Bureau consists of the following:
Training, Field Training, Academy, Cadets, Inspections, Accreditation and Internal Affairs.Jeff Rasche AM
Fort Myers PDMajor,
I’ve attached the Canine General Order from Fort Myers PD that includes K-9 officer Pt requirements.
Jeff Rasche AM
Jill,
We recently started using Operative IQ for Asset Inventory Management System. We’ve also created a way to do paperless staff and line inspections in the software as well. Our contact person here at FMPD is Lt. Lesa Hodgkins. lhodgkins@fmpolice.com
Jeff AM
Danielle,
I recently pulled some information out of the attached manual for our CSA’s. There are a number of resources defined throughout the manual as well. Hope this helps.
JR
Morning Commander,
We use https://packtrackapp.com for all of our canine related training, vet, apprehension documentation and more. Highly recommended.
Jeff Rasche
