What is Community Policing?
Working in partnership, the community and the police participate jointly in decision-making and problem-solving. This includes: the identification and analysis of crime and order problems; the determination of policing priorities and needs; and the development and implementation of strategies for dealing with identified crime and order problems.

Police Learning
Development of systems both within a police service and provincially to ensure continuous learning for members of police services.
Education for police leaders in strategic planning, change management and organizational re-engineering.
Delivery of problem-oriented policing training for front-line officers.

Police Service Re-Engineering
Change management to revise police service structures, human resources and administration processes and operation polices.
Strategic planning for effective policing.
Technology enhancement and streamlining of administrative processes.

Enforcement
Enforcement activities that optimize services to the community.
Focused enforcement in response to community safety concerns.
Involvement of communities in determining objectives and priorities.

Community-Police Partnerships
Full and equal partnerships between the police and community.
Maintenance of public order, the prevention of crime, and the response to crime, are the shared concerns and responsibilities of the community and the police.
Permanent mechanisms to permit meaningful community input into all aspects of policing in a community.

Each component is inter-related & must exist simultaneously for community policing to be present.