Ring Inc. and Law Enforcement: The Cost of Keeping Neighborhoods Safe By: Andrew Hoffman: In a 150-200 word initial post, discuss the case study from the perspectives of Forrester and Stone. What insight do these perspectives bring to better understanding the problems addressed (and possibly caused) and the policy alternatives as discussed in the […]

 Based on the articles regarding different ways of approaching policy analysis, consider the programs of the "Community-First Public Safety" case study and the "Ring Inc. and Law Enforcement" program. In a 1-2 page policy memo for local officials in Wisconsin , compare and contrast each program in terms of the public problems (and any other […]

 Based on the articles regarding different ways of approaching policy analysis, consider the programs of the "Community-First Public Safety" case study and the "Ring Inc. and Law Enforcement" program. In a 1-2 page policy memo for local officials where you live, compare and contrast each program in terms of the public problems (and any other […]

 Hide Submission Folder InformationInstructions Review on forward and backward mapping. Considering the "Community-First Public Safety" case study, and the articles on different ways of approaching policy analysis, in a (longer) policy memo for the mayor, first discuss what problem the several programs/components (Reimagining Public Safety in Saint Paul) are addressing (be as specific as possible […]

As a policy advisor to Mayor Philips (the fictional Mayor of Eastport, OR), you are required to offer some policy options on the following problem: Multiple city departments are becoming increasingly alarmed about the costs required to fix the problems caused by the rabbit damage to city assets. Mayor Phillips is pressured to develop a […]

   This should be 2 pages First discuss what problem the several programs/components (Reimagining Public Safety in Saint Paul) are addressing (be as specific as possible in defining the problem-and is it the same for the various stakeholders).  [Second] Provide a brief overview of each program components. [Third] For the three most important components in […]

 Stone and Forester address policy analysis and how one might think about analysis and decision-making from a different angle/perspective than the more traditional policy approach. Using the following example, discuss how incorporating Stone and/or Forester’s ideas could make for a better analysis of how to renovate a “seedy” downtown. In particular, think about the types of […]

 Review Weiner & Vining, particularly on backward mapping.  As part of a policy memo for the mayor and St. Paul city council, 1) include a stakeholder analysis as detailed as possible for the "Community-First Public Safety" case study, and 2) answer Leonard's three questions for the proposed community-first public safety program as best you can […]

 Considering the "Community-First Public Safety" case study, and the articles on different ways of approaching policy analysis, in a second policy memo for the mayor, first discuss what problem the several programs/components (Reimagining Public Safety in Saint Paul) are addressing (be as specific as possible in defining the problem-and is it the same for the […]

 As part of a policy memo for the mayor and St. Paul city council, 1) include a stakeholder analysis as detailed as possible for the "Community-First Public Safety" case study, and 2) answer Leonard's three questions for the proposed community-first public safety program as best you can based on the available material/information.   Create a stakeholder […]