26th Annual Problem-Oriented Policing Conference
October 24-26, 2016
Mission Palms Hotel
Tempe, Arizona
Sponsored by
The Center for Problem-Oriented Policing
Hosted by
Tempe Police Department and the Arizona State University School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Conference Presentations
- 2011 Conference Presentations
(Miami, Florida Oct., 2011) - 2010 Conference Presentations
(Arlington, Texas Sept., 2010) - 2009 Conference Presentations
(Anaheim, California Nov., 2009) - 2008 Conference Presentations
(Bellevue, Washington Sept., 2008) - 2007 Conference Presentations
(Madison, Wisconsin Sept., 2007) - 2006 Conference Presentations
(Madison, Wisconsin 2006) - 2005 Conference Presentations
(Charlotte, North Carolina 2005) - 2004 Conference Presentations
(Charlotte, North Carolina 2004)
The annual Problem-Oriented Policing Conference is often described by attendees as the most substantive policing conference they've ever attended. Each year, police officers and police leaders, and all the ranks in between, as well as crime consultants and crime researchers, come together to discuss what they've learned about trying to reduce different crime and safety problems. Attendees choose the workshops they'll attend from an agenda that will feature more than 20 different crime and safety problems. In addition, leading up to the POP Conference, the Center for Problem-Oriented Policing sponsors an international competition to identify the top problem-solving projects of the year. These are also presented at the Conference and attendees help in judging the winning project for the Herman Goldstein Award for Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing. Conference sessions are of varying sizes and use different formats, so you can choose the type of learning environment that works best for you.
In addition to presentations from this year's finalists for the Herman Goldstein Award for Excellence in Problem-Oriented Policing, the conference will feature sessions on a wide variety of topics including:
- Applying POP to Vice Problems
- Communicating Success in POP
- Responses to Convenience Store Problems
- Responses to Problem Motels
- Shadow Economy Crime Problems
- POP and Police Legitimacy
- Introduction to Situational Crime Prevention
- Homelessness and Nuisance Behavior
- Introduction to POP
- Networks of Problem Places
- A Collaborative POP Approach to Police/Social Work Problems
- Informal Conversation with Herman Goldstein
- Intervening with Frequent Police Clients
- Policing Terrorism: Effectiveness of Barriers in the West Bank of Israel
Additional topics will be added as the agenda develops.
Conference Agenda
View the html version of the conference agenda, or download the PDF version.
Registration Information
Register online for the 2016 Conference.
Registration Fees
The registration fee for the conference is $500.
Group Discount: For every agency registering 5 or more persons, the POP Center will reduce the registration fee by $50 per person. If all attendees are registered at the same time, the registration system will automatically process the discount. If you have registered more than 5 attendees at separate times, please contact the POP Center at events@popcenter.org or 980-621-9337 for assistance.
Registration payments may be made online with a credit card or by check. Checks should be made payable to the Center for Problem-Oriented Policing and sent to:
CENTER FOR PROBLEM-ORIENTED POLICING
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF CRIMINOLOGY & CRIMINAL JUSTICE
411 N CENTRAL AVE STE 600 MAIL CODE 4420
PHOENIX, AZ 85004-2115
Contact Information
For questions concerning the conference registration, please contact us by email at events@popcenter.org or by phone at 980-621-9337.
Hotel
Tempe Mission Palms Hotel
Rate: $173 a night, plus a resort fee of $10.95 that includes use of all hotel facilities, wi-fi, parking and airport transportation.
To make reservations please contact the hotel directly at 1-800-547-8705. The block is listed under the Center for Problem-Oriented Policing (POP Center). The cut-off date to receive the conference rate is October 3, 2016.