About the role
Police chiefs are senior officers within the police force and have often undergone the police's internal leadership training. They play an important role in leading and developing the police's work at a regional or national level. Police chiefs are responsible for achieving strategic goals and for conducting operations efficiently.Responsibilities
Police chiefs lead and coordinate the police's work, which includes making strategic decisions and ensuring compliance with the law. They are responsible for personnel, budget, and resources within their area of operation. Their work also involves representing the police in various contexts and collaborating with other authorities.Skills and tools
Police chiefs must have strong leadership qualities, strategic thinking, and the ability to make decisions under pressure. They need knowledge in legislation, financial management, and personnel management. Communication skills and the ability to build relationships with community stakeholders are central tools in their work.