 
I would like to welcome you on behalf of all
the members and associates of the Wisconsin
Chief’s of Police Association. The Wisconsin
Chief’s of Police Association just celebrated
its 100th year anniversary in Madison. As
we move into the next century, our goals will
remain the same and the challenges we face
will continue. Our Communications and Technology
committee continues to strive and make this
website a valuable tool not only for our members
but the public who may view and use the website.
They continue to form partnerships and enhance
this site to provide you with valuable information
and links for anyone who needs the information
we provide.
The
mission statement of the Wisconsin Chief’s
of Police remains:
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To be the public voice on social and professional
issues for Law Enforcement
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To be a resource to its members
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To make training available regarding the
state-of-the art concepts in policing
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To be a legislative advocate for law enforcement
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To provide representation for the general
good of law enforcement at the local,
state and federal levels.
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To provide open communications with members
and the public
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To ensure the organization, as the beacon
for Wisconsin law enforcement, embodies
the highest level of integrity and honesty.
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To embrace the moral and ethical behavior
emanating from the principles found in
the law enforcement code of ethics.
 I
believe that you will find the website easy
to navigate and find this site a helpful
resource. As always, if you have any feedback
or suggestions please feel free to contact
us.
Sincerely,
Edward
J. Whealon, President
Chief of Police
Shawano Police Department
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