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EVALUATION/REQUIRED OUTCOMES FOR AGENCIES <br />A. Law enforcement recruitment methods with underrepresented communities and populations <br />As described in the section above, our recruiting officer will create a new multi -media project that <br />will highlight the opportunities for members of underrepresented communities to become our <br />law enforcement officers of the future. We will focus our digital media and advertising in those <br />specific communities to reach our desired audience. We will travel to communities surrounding <br />Washington State and elsewhere to present our Everett Police Department story and the stories <br />of our underrepresented officers to attract new and diverse applicants. We will leverage our <br />existing partnerships with our underrepresented communities seeking input on how we might <br />better attract candidates from these communities. <br />B. Methods for retention of current underrepresented law enforcement officers <br />The Everett Police Department has primarily focused our retention efforts of our <br />underrepresented officers through internal mentorship programs. As an example, we have <br />emphasized our training and mentorship program for women in law enforcement by facilitating <br />attendance at trainings such as, Women in Public Safety Leadership and Female Officer Survival <br />Training Tactics. Our mentorship efforts are ongoing with the goal of promoting professional <br />growth, inspiring personal motivation, and enhancing the effectiveness of our underrepresented <br />police officers. <br />C. Documentation of demographic specific data of underrepresented communities to be served <br />and current law enforcement demographic data showing need <br />Please see attached demographic data provided by City of Everett Human Resources, Exhibit A. <br />