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Research and Resource Development
Unit
The
Research and Resource Development (RRD) in the Office of Organizational
Development provides research and analytical services and grant
acquisition and monitoring to support innovative police operations
and public safety practices. RRD staff collect, analyze, and disseminate
departmental crime, other intelligence, and survey data. RRD members
are also responsible for developing, administering, and monitoring
all MPDC grants.
RRD consists of three sections:
- Analytical
Support (Data and policy analysis, survey research)
- Central Crime
Analysis Unit (CCAU) (Crime analysis and mapping)
- Grants
Program Administration (GPA) (Coordination of new grant applications
and monitoring of existing grants)
Services provided
to the public include:
- Conducting
citizen and victim surveys and disseminating the results.
- Filling requests
by citizens for data on calls for service, arrest and crime statistics,
trends in particular neighborhoods, and maps.
Services provided
to department units include:
- Producing
crime statistics and other intelligence reports on a daily, monthly,
and quarterly basis, as well as upon request by any Department
member.
- Providing
research, analytical, evaluation, and survey support.
- Conducting
employee surveys.
- Providing
grant administration support.
- Identifying
new grant opportunities.
Services provided
to other police jurisdictions and public agencies include:
- Informing
the Office
of the Mayor about departmental performance measure achievements
and crime trends, and offering policy recommendations based on
analyses of Operational procedures.
- Filling requests
by other law enforcement, public, and private agencies for calls
for service, arrest and crime statistics, and maps.
300 Indiana
Avenue, Room 4152
Washington, DC 20001
Phone: 727-4174
Fax: 727-0826
Hours: 8 am - 5 pm
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