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S.A.R.A. Problem Solving

S.A.R.A. Problem Solving

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Patrol Assist – S.A.R.A. Problem Solving [Blank Worksheet]

The S.A.R.A. Problem Solving process is a recognized and proven process of recording community policing projects and issues and obtaining a workable solution that will enhance quality of life. The Western Community Policing Institute staff have developed problem solving worksheets that will direct the participant through the problem solving process.

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