JPD coordinates operations, safety priorities in weekly command meetings
The Jackson Police Department said on its Facebook page that its weekly executive command staff meetings serve to coordinate operations, review staffing and training and discuss community safety priorities.
The department said those discussions aid senior leaders in planning patrol strategies, allocating resources and addressing administrative matters that affect day-to-day policing.
The Jackson Police Department is the local law enforcement agency responsible for public safety in its community. Executive command staff meetings are a routine part of police management used to align senior leaders on operations, training needs and community engagement.
Regular coordination at the executive level can help ensure consistent training, better allocation of personnel and equipment, and a clearer focus on community concerns. We will provide more information as it becomes available.
