Todd Foreman
Director of Law Enforcement Outreach, ISRI
Todd Foreman began his career in law enforcement in 1993 as a correction officer in a state prison in Virginia. In 1996, he moved to policing and started working for the Bedford Police Department. He worked through all the positions and ranks of the department and in 2014 he was appointed Chief of Police of the Bedford Police Department. He attended the FBI National Academy 237th Session in 2009 and attended the Senior Management Institute for Policing Session 79 through the Police Executive Research Forum in 2021. He holds a Master of Arts Degree from Liberty University. In 2022, Foreman retired from policing and accepted a position with ISRI as the Director of Law Enforcement Outreach.
All Sessions by Todd Foreman
Day 5 – April 19
April 19, 2023
10:30 am
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11:45 am
Crime Prevention By Design
Meeting Room 205 A-C: Level 2
Track:
Safety and Security 🛈Topics may include those focused on protecting the health and life of recycling facility employees, customers, visitors, contractors, drivers, and the surrounding community; OSHA compliance; disaster preparedness; hazardous materials management; hazard recognition; safety culture; law enforcement; theft; cybersecurity; and infectious disease.
Preventing crime through the design of your facility could be a game changer for your operation. Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design, or CPTED, shows how your facilities can be designed to prevent thieves from stealing and possibly stop them from attempting to sell you stolen property.