6 Questions
Who is responsible for identifying areas of deficiency and determining how frequently they need to be inspected?
Component commands
What is the purpose of reviewing the supervisor's completed reports?
To decide on administrative action
How often will component commands assess the self-inspection system?
Quarterly
What happens to the inspection schedule as deficiencies are corrected and new areas are identified?
It is changed as deficiencies are corrected and new areas are identified
What is the role of supervisors in the self-inspection process?
To inspect their assigned areas and any other area determined via their command
What is the final step in the command review process?
Briefing their command
Study Notes
District/Division/Section Self Inspection
- Component commands will identify areas of deficiency and determine the frequency of inspections needed.
- An inspection schedule will be prepared for all involved parties, and it should be flexible to accommodate changes as deficiencies are corrected and new areas are identified.
Supervisor Involvement
- Supervisors are responsible for inspecting assigned areas and any other areas determined by their command.
Command Review
- Command staff or designees will review completed reports and supervisory recommendations.
- They will decide on administrative action when a problem is identified.
- They will collect reports, verify corrective action, and brief their command.
System Evaluation
- Component commands will assess the self-inspection system quarterly to ensure their needs are met.
- The policy was reviewed on 03/24/2021, revised on 05/05/2021, rescinds the 10/01/2008 policy, and will be effective from 10/14/2021.
This quiz assesses knowledge of law enforcement policy related to district self-inspection, including identifying areas of deficiency, creating an inspection schedule, and supervisor involvement.
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