Law enforcement executives have noted the impact of the pandemic on police activities. Based on survey **data** collected from 989 US and Canadian executive officers who are members of the IACP, Lum et al. (2020a) noted several reported changes in police operations during the initial months of the pandemic. By March 23, 2020, 43% of responding agencies stopped or significantly changed their responses to CFS, 57% reported a decline in CFS, 61% implemented policies to reduce proactive stops, and 73% limited community policing activities. As of May 10, 2020, a second survey wave indicated that 53% of the responding agencies continued to have policies that limited proactivity, and 64% were still limiting community-oriented policing activities-both slight decreases from wave 1 (Lum, Maupin, & Stoltz, 2020b).