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the development of the organization’s three-year (2014-2016)<br />
strategic plan and the related annual operating plans. Since<br />
then, roll-out of the annual operating plan has been facilitated<br />
in three ways, with an emphasis on the “operating plan roll-out<br />
meetings”:<br />
1. Face to face engagement<br />
2. Information sharing<br />
a) Annual operating plan booklets (a summarized<br />
version of the complete annual operating plan) are<br />
produced and distributed to all employees<br />
(officers and civilian staff members)<br />
b) Operating plan (full document) is printed and<br />
distributed to Senior Officers and Civilian Heads at<br />
the first operating plan roll-out meeting<br />
3. Online information sharing – operating plan (full<br />
document) is posted on the organization’s website and<br />
on the internal network (<strong>TTPS</strong> portal)<br />
<strong>TTPS</strong> Operating Plan Roll-out Meetings<br />
The annual operating plan of the organization is presented to<br />
officers and civilian employees via a 3-tiered roll-out meeting<br />
approach (see Figure 1) beginning with a presentation to the<br />
<strong>TTPS</strong> Executive. The executive presentation is followed by a<br />
one-day operating plan roll-out meeting, comprising<br />
presentations made by the Commissioner and DCPs, that<br />
focuses on the content of the current operating plan and<br />
feedback segments which provides the opportunity for the<br />
attendees to directly engage with the Commissioner and DCPs<br />
on the information presented and on any other issue of concern<br />
to them. The second tier is a meeting with ACPs, Civilian Heads<br />
and 1st and 2nd in command of ALL Divisions, Sections, Units<br />
and Branches of the <strong>TTPS</strong>. A key activity at this meeting is the<br />
annual performance awards ceremony at which recognition in<br />
the form of cash incentives are distributed for the<br />
accomplishment of targets set in the annual operating plan. The<br />
engagement intensifies with a series of formally scheduled<br />
one-day “roll-out meetings” with the largest and most critical<br />
group – those employees (officers and civilian staff members<br />
from each Divison, Section and Branch) responsible for the<br />
actual “hands-on” execution of <strong>TTPS</strong> operations across all<br />
spheres of the organization. At each meeting, the<br />
Commissioner and DCPs deliver presentations on the annual<br />
operating plan and respond to any issue, question or comment<br />
raised by the employees.<br />
At this roll-out meeting questionnaires are administered that<br />
seek to gauge and capture employee satisfaction on matters of<br />
concern to the organization.<br />
Figure 2. Evolvement of <strong>TTPS</strong> Roll-out Meetings<br />
Figure 1. Tiered Roll-out Meetings<br />
Table 1. <strong>TTPS</strong> Roll-out Meetings 2014 -2016<br />
A Presentation to the members of<br />
the <strong>TTPS</strong> Executive (ACPs & Civilian<br />
Heads)<br />
ACPs, Civilian Heads and 1 st and 2 nd in<br />
command of ALL Divisions, Sections, Units<br />
& Branches of the <strong>TTPS</strong> – 1 roll-out<br />
meeting<br />
Officers and Civilian staff members<br />
from each Division, Section, Unit &<br />
Branch – Several Meetings<br />
The core purpose of the roll-out meetings is for the top<br />
leadership of the <strong>TTPS</strong> (Commissioner of Police and Deputy<br />
Commissioners of Police) to have direct engagement with as<br />
many employees as possible from each Division, Section, Unit<br />
and Branch of the organization<br />
- On the direction in which the leadership is taking the<br />
organization;<br />
- To encourage buy-in from officers especially as it relates<br />
to moving the organization forward;<br />
- To get direct feedback from employees about issues of<br />
concerns; and<br />
- To motivate staff by providing them with the<br />
opportunity to communicate directly with the<br />
Commissioner and DCPs via the question & answer<br />
segments.<br />
Roll-out Meetings have been utilized up to 2016 (see Figure 2)<br />
and both officers and civilian staff members continue to<br />
express that the meetings are informative and useful. The<br />
question and answer segments are particularly beneficial<br />
because they clarify ambiguities and address issues of concern.<br />
To date, thirty four (34) Level 2 & 3 roll-out meetings were<br />
facilitated and over seven thousand two hundred (7,200)<br />
officers and civilian staff members have been engaged (see<br />
Table 1). This method of engagement will continue to evolve,<br />
but the basic principles will hold as the organization approaches<br />
a new strategic planning cycle.<br />
Year<br />
2014<br />
2015<br />
2016<br />
Level 1<br />
<strong>TTPS</strong> Executive<br />
Level 2<br />
Senior officers &<br />
Civilian Heads<br />
Level 3<br />
Rank and File of<br />
Officers and<br />
civilian<br />
employees<br />
OPERATING PLAN ROLL-OUT MEETINGS Total<br />
Employees<br />
Total Levels<br />
Engaged<br />
Level 1 Level 2 Level 3<br />
2 & 3<br />
1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
1<br />
4<br />
17<br />
10<br />
5<br />
18<br />
11<br />
1477<br />
3439<br />
2301<br />
34 7217<br />
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