2015 Illinois Problem-Oriented Policing Conference

The inaugural Illinois Problem-Oriented Policing Conference will be held May 27-28, 2015 in Naperville. Problem-oriented policing places a high value on new responses that are preventive in nature, engages other public agencies, the community and the private sector when their involvement contributes to the reduction of a problem.

GENERAL SESSIONS

- What is Problem-Oriented Policing? History - 2015

Mike Scott, Director Center for Problem-Oriented Policing

- Chronic Consumer Stabilization Initiative: A Multi-Agency Collaboration (Policing               the Mentally Ill)

Houston Police Department

- Using the POP Center Website to Address Crime and Disorder Problems

Mike Scott, Director, Center for Problem-Oriented Policing

BREAKOUT SESSIONS

• Heroin: Problematic Analysis with Popular Responses - Naperville Police Department
• Shutting Down Chronic Problem Properties - Peoria Police Department
• Crime Analysis for Problem Solvers - Training Session: Brandon Kooi, PhD
• Managing Pitfalls when Coordinating POP - Rockford Police Department
• Finding Typhoid Mary: Ganging up on Gun Violence - Aurora Police Department
• Building Partnerships while Reducing Campus Burglaries and Alcohol Disorder - Benedictine University Police Department
• Shifting & Sharing Responsibility for Public Safety Problems - Training Session: Mike Scott
• The Downtown Alcohol Project - Joliet Police Department
• Impact of Body Cameras on Police Community Relations - Panel Discussion
• Problem-Solving for Large Scale Celebratory Events: The Madness of March - Urbana Police Department
• Pulling Levers to Counter Open Drug Markets: Targeted Deterrence - Rockford Police Department
• Empowering Parents & Students not to be Victims in Social Media - Naperville Police Department
• Addressing and Preventing Hotel-Related Crime through Communication and Intelligence - Skokie Police Department
• Who's Home? Aurora's Burglary Reduction Initiative - Aurora Police Department
• Organizational Adoption of Problem-Oriented Policing - Chiefs and Command Staff Breakout Discussion

Hotel and Lodging—Room Block Deadline May 5, 2015

Arrangements have been made at the conference hotel, the Chicago Marriott Naperville for registrants to receive a preferred rate of $80 plus tax per night. The rate is available for the nights of May 26 and 27.  Please note registrants must make their own hotel accommodations. To book your room click here to visit the Problem-Oriented Policing Conference lodging website.  Book your reservation by May 5, 2015 to receive the $80 plus tax per night rate.

Cancellation/No-Show Policy

Cancellations may be made by telephone (309) 298-2646, email registrar@iletsbei.com, or Fax (309) 298-2642. All cancellations will be confirmed by email by the ILETSB Executive Institute. Contact the ILETSB Executive Institute if you do not receive a confirmation email within 24 hours (M-F).

Paid registrants will be reimbursed 50% of the registration fee if the cancellation is received on or before May 13, 2015. Cancellations after May 13, 2015 or no-shows will not be reimbursed. Registrants with an unpaid registration fee (purchase order) and who cancel on or before May 13, 2015 will be assessed 50% of the registration fee. Registrants with unpaid registration fees (purchase order) who are no-shows will be assessed the full registration fee.  Reimbursements will be processed on June 15, 2015.

Registration Transfer
Registration may be transferred to another person in the same organization on or before May 13, 2015. Transfers may be made by telephone (309) 298-2646, email registrar@iletsbei.com, or Fax (309) 298-2642. All registration transfers will be confirmed by email by the ILETSB Executive Institute. Contact the ILETSB Executive Institute if you do not receive a confirmation email within 24 hours (M-F).

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