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n the near future each of the nine Divisions of the<br />
Trinidad and Tobago Police Service will be mandated to<br />
select a station of the month for each month of the year.<br />
From this pool of monthly selected stations, a station of<br />
the year will be selected. This initiative when<br />
implemented will generate a healthy competitive<br />
environment within the divisions as each station will<br />
have the opportunity to be selected.<br />
- Aimed at Better Policing<br />
ASP (Ag.) Michael Pierre,<br />
Public Information Officer<br />
The Inspectors and Sergeants in charge of each station<br />
will be motivated to raise the level of their management<br />
skills and in so doing encourage and drive their<br />
subordinates to perform at optimum level. As the<br />
criteria entails the examination of all aspects of<br />
performance within each police station, this will<br />
generate a sense of camaraderie as the officers will be<br />
expected to work together to achieve the goal of<br />
working in the most efficient Police Station. The bigger<br />
picture of this initiative is the overall improvement in<br />
the performance of the Trinidad and Tobago Police<br />
Service and the officers performing their duties with<br />
Professionalism Respect Integrity Dignity and<br />
Excellence in other words with PRIDE!.<br />
The benefit of the station of the month initiative within<br />
a district will lead to the effective and efficient policing<br />
of the district through the maintenance of law and<br />
order. The officers within the station district must bring<br />
a sense of security and stability to the citizenry within<br />
that community by the methods used to accomplish the<br />
tasks at hand. The Station of the Month initiative is<br />
designed to determine the police station that most<br />
effectively serves the internal and external<br />
customers in the district.<br />
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