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University of Illinois
Regional Institute for
Community Policing
&
Division of Forensic Services
Online User Survey
The University of Illinois - Regional Institute for Community Policing (RICP)
has been asked by the Illinois State Police to conduct a survey to determine
the degree to which the Division of Forensic Services is meeting the
needs of its stakeholders. As part of the agency’s quality assurance
program, this survey will capture information about various aspects of
the Department’s crime scene and laboratory services.
The survey consists of 40 questions which should take approximately
15-20 minutes to complete. During these tight fiscal times, it is
imperative funds are allocated toward the appropriate use of finite
resources in the attempt to best serve you. We hope you will use this
survey to learn about all of the forensic services the Illinois State
Police has to offer.
The survey is being conducted by the University of Illinois to aid in
the confidentiality of the process. However, if you would like a follow-up
contact relative to a situation or have a comment requiring further
explanation, indicate so by completing the name and agency components
of the survey. A member of the RICP staff will follow-up with you via
telephone. Please take this opportunity to enhance the services provided
to you by the Illinois State Police.
Please complete the on-line survey no later than August 1, 2009.
Should you have any questions regarding the survey, do not
hesitate to contact Dr. Patricia S. Rushing at (217) 206-6029
or by e-mail at
prush1@uis.edu. We look forward to your
contribution in making the Illinois State Police, Division of
Forensic Services increasingly value added to your investigatory processes.
Elderly Service Officer Training &
Advanced Elderly Service Officer Training
Dear Law Enforcement Colleague:
The Elderly Service Officer (ESO) Training addresses the unique needs of our rapidly
growing senior population. The training program is designed to sensitize and educate
law enforcement personnel on senior issues so they can play a more active role in preventing
and investigating crimes against older persons.
Illinois is a national leader in developing this course. This five-day training has been
certified by the Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board.
The Advanced ESO Training is a one-day course that builds upon previous trainings by providing indepth
information regarding the most important issues facing seniors today.
Who Should Attend?
The ESO Training is primarily for law enforcement personnel. However, the training is also open to elder
abuse service providers. The Advanced ESO Training is open to officers and providers who have previously
attended one standard training.
Topics covered in the ESO Training will include:
>The Aging Process
>Elder Abuse and Neglect
>Communication Skills
>Scams and Fraud Against Seniors
>Nursing Home Issues
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