Course

AI for Police Supervisors and Public Safety Managers

Policy, training, schedules, grants and council decks. No case data, ever.

IntermediatePublic safety

0/88 stops · about 2 hours · final quiz · certificate

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• AI at Work: FoundationsStart from zero and finish with three things you can actually use.

Who this is for

Police sergeants, lieutenants and civilian public-safety managers responsible for administration, policy, training and community relations. Every example follows Reyes, a lieutenant commanding a patrol division at a city police department, running four teams, the policy manual, training, the budget request and a federal grant.

You will be able to

• Draft and revise a policy against the model policy and state law, with the change log
• Turn a lesson plan into a training bulletin and a roll-call briefing
• Analyse a schedule and overtime export to find the pattern and the fix
• Write a grant application section by section against the funder's criteria
• Prepare community messaging and a council presentation in plain language
• Write an after-action report template that captures lessons without case detail

Stops

1. 1 The hard lineWhat never enters a chat in a police department, and the division Project that holds everything that may. Read once
2. 2 Policy draftingThe model policy and the statute in, a draft in the manual's format out, with a change log and the lines counsel has to rule on. Weekly
3. 3 Training bulletinsA lesson plan becomes a one page bulletin, a five minute roll-call briefing and a five question check the sergeants can run. Weekly
4. 4 Schedules and overtimeThe scheduling export with codes instead of names, the pattern under the overtime, two options with a cost on each, and the memo to the captain. Weekly
5. 5 The grantThe funder's criteria become the outline, the narrative is written against the scoring, and the reviewer's objections get answered before a reviewer raises them. Later
6. 6 Community messagingMeeting notices, programme pages, the post and the reply to a concern, in plain language, with the approval step built in. Daily
7. 7 Council and command presentationsThe quarter's published numbers into a deck built in Claude Design, the three slide version for when time gets cut, and the questions answered before they are asked. Weekly
8. 8 Reyes's monthThree routines that run without being asked, an after-action template that captures lessons and no case detail, and one policy taken end to end. Weekly

Final quiz