Effective Communication

Effective communication is essential as far as the success of law enforcement agencies is concerned. At the early Age, the British system influenced the police system of America, and people influenced the law in their communities (Deflem, 2014). They volunteered to patrol at night and communicated via alarms, gestures, etc. They traveled a lot, and at times, law enforcement had a hard time acting upon intelligence due to its lateness. With time, communication technologies were developed, such as the public safety software that was tailored to streamline and enhance communication in law enforcement agencies aimed to make all communication elements more efficient and easier. The advancements upheld the police reputation, but some communication technologies like body cameras and in-car videos are sometimes controversial concerning individual privacy. They have altered how the public views police work and how the police view their duties.

FEMA is an agency under the United States Department of Homeland Security; its mission is to coordinate the responses to natural crises in the country. I would fit it when it comes to the coordination of the delivery of medical supplies, water, and food to areas hit by natural crises.

References

Deflem, M., & Chicoine, S. (2014). History of technology in policing. Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice, 2269-2277.

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Effective Communication and Practical Reflection

Please respond to the following:

Effective Communication

• Effective communication is essential for successful police professionals and law enforcement organizations. Discuss the historical development of communication technologies and explain any pros and/or cons of these technological advances.

This week we will continue with what you plan to do after your graduate. In part 1, you were asked about where you wanted to work. This part 2, please describe the Agency (FEMA) or Organization that you want to work for or a promotion that you are currently seeking. Discuss its mission, culture, and how you will fit in once you have your degree.