Which is an example of an administrative report?

• A. LEO training opportunities
• B. Assault
• C. DUI
• D. Homicide

Answer: (A)

Administrative reports capture internal agency matters that help management run the department—things like training opportunities, staffing, equipment needs, and policy updates. They’re about how the agency operates and allocates resources, not about solving crimes or detailing field incidents. Training opportunities illustrate this focus because they relate to personnel development and program planning, information management, and budget considerations that supervisors need to oversee.

In contrast, reports about criminal events—such as assaults, driving under the influence, or homicides—document what happened, who was involved, and the steps of investigation. Those are investigative or incident-oriented reports, not administrative records.