Independent and Objective
Collaborative Approaches to Police Reform
Bringing police and communities together to achieve sustainable and effective police reform
Police Reform and Innovation
Denise Rodriguez is a leading expert on law enforcement operations, collaborative reform, police accountability, civilian oversight of police, community-based policing, and technical assistance. She currently serves as the Chief Deputy Police Monitor on the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the United States Department of Justice Consent Decree. In this role, she oversees the operational aspects of the team. This includes providing direction to the seven federal monitors on the case, overseeing the development of the monitoring reports, conducting compliance reviews of policies, managing data gathering efforts, and working closely with all the parties involved.
Police Reform and Innovation
Top to bottom, objective and independent review of your organization, its policies and practices and providing actionable and tailored recommendations.
Review policies and procedures to ensure they meet the needs of your officers and the community you serve.
Community Policing training focused on improving your department's ability to build substantive relationships with its community and improve community cooperation.
Oversight and monitoring of police procedures, policy development and revisions, internal investigations, and police-community relations