ALAMEDA COUNTY
DEPUTY SHERIFFS' ACTIVITIES LEAGUE
The Community Capitals Framework (CCF) is an approach originally developed by economists Jan and Cornelia Flora to analyze communities and community development efforts from a systems perspective. The Floras found that the communities that best supported economic development focused on seven types of capital, not just traditional investment in real estate.
The Sheriff's Office and DSAL have adapted the model to frame a bold new approach to public safety. Community Capitals policing leverages:
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“Traditional” community-oriented and problem-solving policing
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The Police Activities League model: DSAL's soccer, boxing, fitness and events
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Creative Placemaking: murals, festivals, and performances
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Economic Development: working to create new opportunities for business and entrepreneurs
to rebuild the social fabric, foster collective efficacy and promote a sense of permanence among community members.
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