The cleveland division of police has gained tremendous insights through its involvement in the PSP program

They have completed the majority of the recommendations made in the assessments and have had strong support from members of police command staff through the mayors office to continue implementing the recommendations. Cleveland police has completed 35 of the 57 PSP recommendations. An additional 15 are in progress. Three are pending, and two are to be completed. Two will not be implemented because they are no longer needed. This additional funding will allow US to drive home the most important recommendations. Cleveland is the only PSP city to request and be approved for a fourth year in PSP. We have taken this opportunity seriously and look forward to continuing to benefit from the knowledge we have gained. The funding from this grant will allow the cleveland division of police to complete recommendations related to crime analysis, technology, and community engagement, allowing them to drive home all of the successes they have gained. Cleveland will improve community trust by developing better programs to fully engage the community. They will greatly expand their witness/victim protection program by partnering with local organizations to provide these services. They will provide more training on crime analysis and video forensics. And they will utilize technology to be a force multiplier, to offset severe manpower shortages.