The Neighborhood-Driven Policing (NDP) model has been revisited by policing reform advocates since its beginnings in 2005, as several key elements of NDP encapsulate various changes that have garnered widespread consideration in recent years. While much has changed in the fifteen years since the original piece was published, many other issues remain stubbornly entrenched. This paper involved conducting an analysis of research and seeks to describe an updated vision of how NDP might better-meet the needs and expectations of both police and residents in contemporary communities.