Help Shape the Future of Law Enforcement Training
Welcome to The Street is building a first-of-its-kind platform to equip law enforcement professionals with the tools, insight, and training they need to lead with clarity and confidence.
We’re inviting instructors, supervisors, experts, and passionate officers to contribute content that gets directly into the hands—and minds—of those who need it most.
Supervisor Roll Call Briefings: Influence the Room
We’re building out our Supervisor Briefing Library—a resource designed to help sergeants and shift supervisors deliver meaningful roll calls.
This is your opportunity to speak directly into roll call rooms across the country.
Here’s how to contribute:
Record a 1–3 Minute Intro Video
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Speak directly to supervisors
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Introduce yourself and the topic
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Explain how the material should be used
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Drop your contact info, social media, or newsletter for those who want to connect with you
Continued:
Provide One of the Following:
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A briefing outline for the sergeant to deliver (topics like burnout, fitness, leadership, accountability, etc.)
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A 5–10 minute pre-recorded video that can be played directly to officers in roll call
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A PowerPoint (around 5 slides) with presentation guidance and talking points
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Or your own creative format designed to educate and engage
Why Contribute?
This is more than content creation. It’s a strategic opportunity to:
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Build your brand and professional presence
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Promote your classes, training programs, or resources
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Establish credibility with frontline leaders and decision-makers
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Form a long-term partnership for future briefings and collaboration
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Create real impact by reaching officers where it matters most—roll call
📝 Have Other Ideas or Content?
We're also open to other content formats, including:
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Officer wellness strategies
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Scenario-based training videos
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Leadership insights
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Practical tools or field-tested tactics
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Brief explanations on legal or policy topics
If it helps officers grow, stay safe, or lead better, we want to see it.