Policing Models - Reactive, Proactive,and Coactive

1. Re-Active - Officers respond to calls for service after the crime has been committed.

2. Pro-Active - Officers self initiates activity to prevent and detect criminal activity.

3. Co-Active - Officers partner with stakeholders (citizens, business owners. schools, etc.) within their community to reduce criminal activity.  Note: It's proactive, but an officer isn't initiating reducing criminal activity alone. Watch video below about development of relationships which is critical to co-active policing. (Watch Video Here)

Co-active policing requires officers to operate differently to resolve crime problems in a specific area through collaboration.  Read the following co-active policing example: (Click Here to Read)