21 County 21st Century Policing Project
"Established in 2018, the 21 County 21st Century Community Policing Project aims to strengthen relationships between law enforcement officers and the communities they serve. The project focuses on excellence in policing, professionalism, accountability, transparency, and recent updates to reforms such as expanding crisis intervention team training and endorsing statewide licensing for police officers."
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21 County 21st Century Community Policing Project Established in 2018 Goal is.to strengthen relationships between I.aw. enforcement officers and the communities they serve. Attendees include a mix oflaw enforcementofficers,> community leaders, faith leaders and a host of other NJ stakeholders f:i\EXCELLENCE I J \ J . P O U C I N G Je.llTlt\TIVE
PROFESSIONALISM ACCOUNTABILITY TRANSPARENCY Improving law enforcement training Ensuring independent investigations ofofficer involved shootings Ensuring the public release of police use-of-. force footage Overhauling the state's Police Training Commission Creating a more robust police disciplinary process Creating systems for timely disclosure of impeachment material Promoting officer resiliency Developing a proposal for police licensure Collecting and publishing statewide data on police use-of-force Identifying earlywarning signs for at-riskofficers Setting minimum standards for Civilian Review Boards EXCELLENCE II\J,:J?OtICIN@JNI'TIA'TIVE ; -.-_-; -;..,,"""" :.:..;;.. s.L-:.'. .
Recent Updates to EIP Reforms Expanding "Crisis Intervention Team" Training Endorsing Statewide Licensing for Police Officers Launching Statewide Use of Force Portal Updating Use-of-Force PoUcy . . Creating Division on Civil Rights lncidentRes "'",''"' E X C E L L E N C E _ I N _ P O L I C I N G .lNITlA'flVE
Existing Use of Force Policy Issued1985 ' .. ' ' Revised June 2000. The existing Use of Force policycarYbe fo the Excellence ih Policing section, Use ofForceCommentPorta1%t's,, the Attorney General's Website. Provides guidanceto law enforcementOfficensaboutwh n pnclhow . force can to be used to gain compliance with a lavVful o Jective. . . _ ' - - -, -_ - > ; .- \ . ,'," :-::, . \ :-,-. '_- .. _, , . ' " _ ! ' ,' ,.: :_ ',\ : , \' ,_ , ' . . ,. ,, ,;-i--o->- . , -, ': Law enforcement officers are permittedlo usJ ()rilV tfY fforcewh'fchlg'' E X C E L L E N C E I N P o u c 1 N G I N 1 1 1 A T I V E objectively reasonable and necessary.
Updating the Use of Force Policy Lead by Office of Integrity & Accountability {OPIA) Drawing on .input from stakeholders and best practi e IiC from around the country and the world ''I' Finalize New Use of Force Policy no latertlianthe 2020 E X C E L L E N C E - 1 1 \ l _ P O L J C I N G INITIATIVE
Community Engagement "The Use of Force Policy affects everyone, and so everyone shouldhavethe opportunity to weigh in on its revisions," said Attorney.Ge. n .eraLGrewal.''We want to hear from a broad cross-section of ourstate: police officers, civil rights advocates, religiousleaders, victims' rights organizations, and community members. We especially want to hearfrom those thathavehad negative experiences with law enforcement officers because we aricommitted to getting this right. By engaging residents across New}ersey, we wi!Fensure that the updated policy reflects New Jersey's values." . , . , E X C E L L E N C E . H \ J P O L I C I N G IN!Tli\TIVF
Public Comment Portal Accepting submissions until Augustl,.2Q20 E X C E L L E N C E I N . P O L I C I N G INITIATIVE
Areas for Revision Specific tactics designed to subdue a subject Engaging subjects with serious mental illness or substance abuse issue$ . . Exhausting all other reasonable means and pursuing de-escalation before resorting to deadly force Applying force proportionate.to the subject's allegedconduct Less-than-lethal usesofforce Duty to intervene when another officer engages in excessive use offorce. Firing a weapon at a movingvehicle High-speed car pursuits Reporting and training requirements Any other proposals that reduce the risk of injury and death to civilians while . maintaining the safety of police officers. ALL INPUT IS WELCOME ON ANY ASPECTS OF THE USE OF FORCE P . y EXCELLENCE IN POLICING INITIATIVE .
