The Reviews Are In! Five Stars for Billy Grogan's Book!

Dunwoody Police Chief Billy Grogan has written and published a book entitled “How to Use Twitter: A Guide for Law Enforcement.”

The book is getting great reviews from Amazon, including such comments as:

“This book is a must have for all law enforcement in today’s media thirsty society.”

“It only took me a day to read this book...and I don’t like to read. Chief Grogan filled this book with fantastic, in-depth information ...

“Made a Twitter non-believer into a believer. It works and is simple. To the author...thank you!”

Grogan’s bio on Amazon says the police chief was “an early adopter of law enforcement’s use of social media to engage and inform communities and demonstrate transparency.”

Here’s Amazon’s description of the book:

“The digital world of today requires law enforcement to step outside of their comfort zone in their efforts to better serve their community. One of the best non-traditional tools available to assist law enforcement in this effort is Twitter. Twitter is a popular social media program used by millions of people to communicate, engage and get important breaking news from around the globe. How to Use Twitter: A Guide for Law Enforcement is written for those police agencies that are interested in learning how to get started using Twitter and use it effectively to engage their community. The information is presented in an easy to understand, conversational tone for all readers. Likewise, this book is a great resource for those law enforcement agencies that are already on Twitter but are interested in taking their social media program to the next level. It covers a wide range of topics, includes real-life examples, personal experiences and is a must read for any police department interested in demonstrating transparency and building stronger relationships with their community. This guide is also helpful for other members of government who are interested in using Twitter to communicate with and educate their citizens as well as develop a Twitter strategy.”