41) by using three categories: Administrative Support and Departmental Leadership, Community Outreach, and Operational Strategies. Consequently, the author presented analysis and discussion with the results showing the level of campus police involvement in community-oriented efforts and how it is compared to the level of city police agencies (p.45)
Findings: The comparison led Bromley to conclude that campus and municipal police indeed display much likeness in their community policing practices. In all three categories, both obtained similar results, though not always satisfactory ones, as for example, the low proportion of both sides that had written community police plans and evaluated their officers on their problem-solving projects. Thus, improvements should be made in areas with the lowest agency involvement in order to campus and municipal policing be successful, in case community policing becomes