The emergency management curriculum will also continue to develop as the officers provide more feedback and become better educated on the topic. Our team is international, globally distributed and fully remote. With Omnipresent you can build a global career, without giving up your locality. In addition, pamphlets and information guides about emergency preparedness will be featured and stationed at the Auxiliary Police Section Headquarters to help spread the message of personal preparedness. We make it easy for businesses to hire their talent of choice, wherever they are in the world. The future holds more opportunities for the Auxiliary Unit to incorporate NYCEM disaster education into the education of the Auxiliary Officers. I have worked diligently to get the Auxiliary Unit more involved directly with NYCEM activities and opportunities to increase their awareness of the role they play in times of disaster. Additionally, I provide supportive and creative quips for the NYPD Auxiliary Twitter page, which you all should definitely follow us using the emergency preparedness curriculum she developed to educate Auxiliary Police Officers. After that, Sergeant Johnson and the training unit will take over disseminating this class.
So far, the class has been taught twice to about 60 Auxiliary Police and I am working on setting up future classes for the next few months. When I’m not researching and creating manuals, I am tweaking and critiquing the first ever emergency preparedness curriculum that I generated for the Auxiliary Police Program.
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These manuals are used to train the more than 4,000 Auxiliary Police Officers that are currently enrolled in the program throughout New York City. I have been busy creating the new training manuals, promotional manuals and leadership manuals that are used to test the knowledge of Auxiliary Officers. My main task has been to increase the efficiency of work, whether by using more effective programs, reengineering existing information, or digitizing documents to make them easier to find. Typically, a day at the command involves a whole lot of papers. They are known affectionately as the “eyes and ears” of New York City. They offer a way to support the efforts of police officers by creating omnipresence in communities, acting as a deterrent to crime and a symbol of community engagement. All Auxiliary Police Officers are unarmed volunteers who work about 18 hours a week providing crowd control and information to New Yorkers. Outside playgrounds, inside parking lots, and throughout courtyards, massive floodlights marked with NYPD insignias and powered by humming generators stand guard, creating the eerie look of a perpetual crime scene. The Auxiliaries are stationed everywhere from precincts, to housing areas, to transit districts and even to harbor and highway units. Omnipresence Is the Newest NYPD Tactic You ve Never Heard Of Deep into the night, a buzz can be heard in the Brownsville Houses. The NYPD Auxiliary Unit as we know it today was formed in the 1950s as a way of providing an organized manner to distribute volunteers. That or he/she is as noted some where else in system traveling with all that trash.What is the New York Police Department Auxiliary Unit? Every time "Q" pulls into 57th and Seventh he/she is there with all that stuff stashed under or near staircase. It has two dozen (and growing) trash and plastic bags that it hauls around like luggage. There's a homeless person who lives on "Q", "N" and "R" usually at 57th and Seventh but does move around. Omnipresence Is the Newest NYPD Tactic You’ve Never Heard Of The cops in New York City are stationing officers and floodlights in high-crime housing projects. Station either side of turnstiles has two or more homeless camped out for weeks now. Homeless have been living at SAS 86th street station for weeks now, so many and things are so bad that you get a strong whiff of ****/homeless as you go down escalators into station. As northbound "Q" pulled out of 72nd noticed a homeless camp as train approached 86th street station just after track crossovers and station begins.
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Q, R and N trains, platforms and stations full of homeless stretched out. Took subway Monday and it was same s**t show. Remember how Cuomo and MTA were going to send 500 new LE into subways? Well where were/are they? Because I for one never saw a GD extra bit of LE presence before covid hit. Same BS they ran their mouths with back in 2018 or earlier when things were already bad in subway system. As usual more BS out of Albany and City Hall.
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