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Office Talk with Raleigh Magazine
Raleigh Magazine
Raleigh Isn’t Keeping Up
SEP 8, 202615 MIN
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Description
Raleigh has added roughly 150,000 residents in the last 20 years—but today RPD has essentially the same number of officers it did in 2006. Publisher Gina Stephens and Editor-in-Chief Melissa Howsam unpack the department's 93 vacancies, rising response times and a surprising retention problem that's sending Raleigh-trained officers to neighboring towns. As the city races toward its next quarter-million residents, can its police force keep up?
Growing Population. Shrinking Police Force
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