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[Webinar] 5 Key Ways to Reduce Liability Risks

Police Magazine is hosting a free webinar Jan. 30 to explain how police departments can work to reduce liability risks and protect themselves.

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Police Magazine is hosting an upcoming free webinar that will tackle the intricacies of police protection and liability in the modern age. It is a fact that most officers take an oath to serve and protect the public, however, many officers struggle to protect themselves from the liability that comes with upholding this oath.

The webinar, "5 Ways to Limit Police & Department Liability," will take place on January 30th at 11:00 AM PT/2:00 PM ET. Chief Bill Harvey will outline five key ways departments can cut liability risks including policy management, use-of-force training, and stress training.

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