The document discusses examples of bridging leadership in action. It describes how the PNPA Director identified a lack of facilities at the academy, raised the issue with class presidents to get their sponsorship and donations, and oversaw projects to address the problem. As cadets, they helped restore rifles and create new training areas. This showed collaborative leadership that benefited the entire academy. It also provides an example of how as public safety officers, community problems could be addressed by identifying issues, discussing them with local leaders, asking for donations, installing security cameras, and encouraging neighborhood watches to create a safer environment through co-creation and cooperation between officers and community members.
The document discusses examples of bridging leadership in action. It describes how the PNPA Director identified a lack of facilities at the academy, raised the issue with class presidents to get their sponsorship and donations, and oversaw projects to address the problem. As cadets, they helped restore rifles and create new training areas. This showed collaborative leadership that benefited the entire academy. It also provides an example of how as public safety officers, community problems could be addressed by identifying issues, discussing them with local leaders, asking for donations, installing security cameras, and encouraging neighborhood watches to create a safer environment through co-creation and cooperation between officers and community members.
The document discusses examples of bridging leadership in action. It describes how the PNPA Director identified a lack of facilities at the academy, raised the issue with class presidents to get their sponsorship and donations, and oversaw projects to address the problem. As cadets, they helped restore rifles and create new training areas. This showed collaborative leadership that benefited the entire academy. It also provides an example of how as public safety officers, community problems could be addressed by identifying issues, discussing them with local leaders, asking for donations, installing security cameras, and encouraging neighborhood watches to create a safer environment through co-creation and cooperation between officers and community members.
NOVEMBER 1, 2020 FINALS LCD In the cadet corps, one example where we can use the bridging leadership framework is on how we will manage the problem on lacking in facility, it is an issue that had been noticed by the PNPA DIRECTOR, it was indeed an excellent creation and practice of bridging leadership where he uses his Co-Lakans of Philippine National Police Academy to pursue his plans for the academy. The first step he had done is he identified all the facilities he can make and where it can be place, after that he raise the problem in his Co-Lakans or in an association of the Lakans and as a response all the class president of the each graduated class of PNPA sponsored or donated for the fund of their project. The Co-Ownership comes with the lakans of PNPA. After that, he supervised all his subordinates assigning them to create and initiate their project, for us cadets who will benefit all the innovations and creations also helped the officers in cleaning and restoring the M1 Garand Rifles, the manpower uses in creating the simulation area and creating the highlighted obstacle course. This programs and innovations will benefit the life of cadets while they are inside the Academy. As a cadet we are happy that we had a director with this idealization and a heart for his alma mater.
Someday, as we handle a community as a public safety officer, we must be able
to identify the problems within the community, for example, the policing system, we can also use the community for their own safety but how can we do it? We must be able to talk and discuss the problem to them, conducting a seminar and other meetings with the barangay officials within your community, and for the stake holders, we can talk to them, discuss the problem and ask them for donations to raise the fund as for their own safety and the safety of their neighborhood. In cities, we can install cctv’s each corner of the streets so that we could identify the people who will commit, committing or caught them committed the crime. This cctv’s will be a prevention and protection for them and also to lessen the crime. And for the citizen, we can tell them to practice the neighborhood watch where they are responsible for each other, first we will conduct a meeting or gathering to identify or know their neighbors and discuss to them how it will work and what will be the benefit of it. The Co-Creation will benefit the community itself.