Forging excellence in Alabama Law Enforcement Since 1972.
http://www.aacop.com
AACOP was established as a voice representing all law enforcement executives. It is our mission to enhance the quality and effectiveness of Alaska's criminal justice system.
http://www.aacop.org/
The purpose of this Association is to promote and enhance cooperation and coordination between the public and private entities and individuals in the interests of law enforcement
http://azchiefsofpolice.org/
The AACP is a non-profit organization of police chiefs and executives from all over Arkansas, who recognize the importance of having proven, effective leaders in law enforcement today. The AACP continually works towards enhancing the knowledge and skills of police executives so that they can effectively meet the growing demand of providing the best possible law enforcement available today.
http://www.arkchiefs.org/
Established in 1966, the California Police Chiefs Association is an organization that represents municipal law enforcement agencies in California.The State has been divided into 16 regions and the police chief representative from those areas is also a member of the Board. Each regional representative acts as the official liaison between the Association and Police Chiefs in the local area regarding issues related to the law enforcement community and the administration of municipal police agencies.
http://californiapolicechiefs.org/
The Colorado Association of Chiefs of Police (CACP) is a professional organization committed to excellence in delivering quality service to our membership, the law enforcement community, and the citizens of Colorado. Through our leadership we will provide education and training and promote the highest ethical standards. We are personally and professionally dedicated to preserving basic family values, which are essential for achieving a high quality of life.
http://www.colochiefs.org/
The Connecticut Police Chiefs Association is an organization dedicated to enhancing the quality of life of the residents of the State of Connecticut; to aiding other government bodies within and external to the State of Connecticut in the administration of justice, ensuring that all are treated equally before the law. To strive always to provide service to the public of the highest attainable quality by constantly searching for those methods that will keep Connecticut law enforcement in the forefront of public safety issues.
http://www.cpcanet.org/
CriminalJustice.com is an organization dedicated to researching and creating free resources for those interested or already working in the criminal justice field.
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Welcome to the Delaware Police Chiefs Councils' website. Our membership includes police chiefs and executives from all areas of law enforcement in the State of Delaware and from the Federal agencies. Our organization is committed to providing the citizens of Delaware with outstanding law enforcement services. We recognize we must work together and share resources to accomplish our goals.
http://www.depolicechiefscouncil.org/
The Florida Police Chiefs Association is the fourth largest state police chiefs association in the United States. It is composed of more than 750 of the state's top law enforcement executives. FPCA serves municipal police departments, airport police, college and university police, private business and security firms, as well as federal, state and county law enforcement agencies. The FPCA has members representing every region of the state.
http://www.fpca.com/
Incorporated in 1962, the GACP has grown in membership, influence and professionalism to become one of the most respected law enforcement associations in the state. It isthe largest professional association for law enforcement administrators in Georgia, and one of the largest in the country.
http://www.gachiefs.com/
The IACP New Police Chief Mentoring Project is a cost-free professional development opportunity and includes complimentary resources to assist experienced and newer chiefs. This project matches experienced mentor chiefs with newer chiefs for three to six months of formal mentoring, supported by the Mentoring Project team. This is a valuable opportunity that helps to connect smaller and tribal police executives to meet the unique challenges they face.
http://www.theiacp.org/PublicationsGuides/Projects/NewPoliceChiefMentoring/MentoringServices/tabid/489/Default.aspx
The mission of the Idaho Chief's of Police Association is to combine ideas from every department to further preserve order, protect property, and enforce regulations for the citizen's of Idaho. Furthermore, we believe all cities deserve equal representation in the laws written which they will enforce. In pursuit of this mission, the Association uses a combined voice to be heard on issues that affect everyone in the state.
http://www.icopa.org/
On behalf of the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police, welcome to our Website. Most of you who come to this site are members and recognize the history of 70+ years of leadership and cooperation that the Illinois Chiefs Association has fostered throughout the state of Illinois.
http://www.ilchiefs.org/
The mission of the Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police is to promote professionalism, training and networking for the law enforcement executive and to enhance public awareness of law enforcement and public safety issues.
http://iacop.org/
The International Association of Chiefs of Police is the world's oldest and largest nonprofit membership organization of police executives, with over 20,000 members in over 100 different countries. IACP's leadership consists of the operating chief executives of international, federal, state and local agencies of all sizes.
http://www.theiacp.org/
The Iowa Police Chiefs Association (IPCA) works with other statewide law enforcement and public safety associations to promote professional standards within the state of Iowa.
http://www.ipef.net/
The Kansas Association of Chiefs of Police was formed over 40 years ago by a handful of police chiefs for the purpose and mission of ensuring professionalism in and effectiveness of law enforcement in our state. Today, the KACP's nearly 500 members, who are Kansas chiefs of police, sheriffs, and command law enforcement officers, are ever-striving toward identifying and implementing more-effective, increasingly-reliable approaches to fighting new and growing crime challenges and providing community safety and protection while doing so with the highest level of professionalism.
http://www.kacp.cc/
Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police
http://www.kypolicechiefs.org/joomla/
Founded in 1966, we have evolved over the last 45 years into a tenacious advocate for Louisiana’s Chiefs of Police. Our staff of professionals provides the Association with the experience and credibility needed to advance the goals of LACP. Working in concert with the Louisiana Sheriffs Association and the Louisiana State Troopers Association, LACP strives to advance law enforcement related legislation in order to improve public safety, police wages and benefits and to ensure that police throughout the State have access to the equipment, expertise and training that they need to make Louisiana a safer place to work, live and raise a family.
http://www.lachiefs.org/
We, members of the Maine Chiefs of Police Association, Inc., recognizing our responsibilities to the communities we serve and our obligations to society in general and with the knowledge that our profession requires the highest ideals and rules of conduct, hereby adopt the following code of ethics for police executives, and commend them to all persons in the police profession for their guidance.
http://www.mainechiefs.com/
The purpose of this Association shall be to support and defend the Constitution of the United States of America and the State of Maryland; to promote and foster the enforcement of law and order; to increase the effectiveness of the police profession and enhance public confidence in the police; and to improve the quality of life in the communities that we serve.
http://www.marylandchiefs.org/
The MCOPA shall advance professional police services; promote enhanced administrative, technical, and operational police practices; foster cooperation and the exchange of information and experience among police leaders and police organizations of recognized professional and technical standing throughout the Commonwealth. We shall champion the recruitment and training of qualified persons in the police profession and encourage all police personnel statewide to achieve and maintain the highest standards of ethics, integrity, community interaction and professional conduct.
http://www.masschiefs.org/
The Michigan Association of Chiefs of Police is a dynamic association, forever changing through the influence and actions of individual members who bring their expertise and an impetus for improvement in the criminal justice system. We believe that our concerted efforts will improve the police profession and the quality of life for the citizens of the great state of Michigan.
http://www.michiganpolicechiefs.org/
The Minnesota Chiefs of Police Association (MCPA) is a nonprofit, professional membership organization with the mission of bringing the highest quality of police services to the people of Minnesota.The MCPA'S vision is to be the recognized voice for professional law enforcement in Minnesota.The association was founded in 1954 as a training and social organization to network and exchange ideas between law enforcement executives.
http://www.mnchiefs.org/
It is the mission of the Mississippi Association of Chiefs of Police to be a leader in promoting professionalism among all law enforcement officers of the State of Mississippi by encouraging quality education through proactive training and educational programs.
http://www.mschiefs.org/
Since 1953, the Missouri Police Chiefs Association has provided members with the resources they need to enhance performance and ensure continued success and effectiveness.
http://www.mopca.com/
Enhance professional and personal relationships among the commanding officers of all police departments throughout the State of New Hampshire.
http://www.nhchiefsofpolice.com/
The New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police (NJSACOP) is a professional membership organization serving New Jersey's law enforcement and private security executives.
http://www.njsacop.org/
New Mexico State Police Association was founded to offe r State Police officers legal assistance when involved in shootings and has since expanded to provide officers and civilian support personnel assistance with legal, medical and other financial hardships as well as scholarship opportunities for children of officers. New Mexico State Police Association also ensures State Police officers have a strong voice in the legislature. Made up of officers, retired officers, and civilian personnel, the New Mexico State Police Association works to offer members and their families legal, medical, scholarship, and lobbying assistance.
http://www.nmstatepoliceassoc.com/about_nmspa.htm
The Board of Directors of the North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police welcomes you to our website. There are many new and exciting programs and events planned during 2011 and you can stay informed by periodically visiting our website. Updates will constantly be posted throughout the year. We welcome any ideas, input or articles that you may want to share with our members. The NCACP is only as strong as our members and their participation.
http://www.ncacp.org/
Our mission at nursinghomeabuseguide.org is to provide the public with accurate and up to date information on the many aspects of nursing home injury and abuse. Our team at nursinghomeabuseguide.org strives to provide a comprehensive free resource for the public to learn more about nursing home abuse and the actions they can take to protect a loved one.
http://www.nursinghomeabuseguide.org/
Cultivating Professionalism Among Police Executives To Assure Continued Success Of Ohio's Law Enforcement Community.
http://www.oacp.org/
In 1976, The Oklahoma Association of Chiefs of Police incorporated as a 501(c)4 non-profit organization with the Internal Revenue Service, also known as "OACP". The priority of the Association is the enhancement of professionalism in policing by law enforcement administrators and their administrative support personnel.
http://theoacp.com/
The Oregon Association Chiefs of Police was founded in 1953 with the intended purpose of enhancing the professionalism of Law Enforcement in Oregon. The founding Chiefs envisioned creating an association that would promote training and information sharing to facilitate the professional growth of Chiefs of Police, command staff, supervisors, line officers and support personnel. The Oregon Association Chiefs of Police rapidly became a leader both on the state and national level in the effort to enhance the profession.
http://www.policechief.org/
The Association is a professional organization of chiefs of police and other executives of police, public safety and private law enforcement organizations across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. The Association provides a vehicle through which members can come together, examine their positions on issues, and address the needs of their colleagues.
http://www.pachiefs.org/
The concept of a state police chiefs association was a vision of Jim Ruberson, a former Police Chief from Hastings. PCAN was established in 1987 under the leadership of Jim Ruberson. It was through Jim’s initiative and persistence that the Police Chiefs Association of Nebraska, PCAN, was established. Jim traveled the State visiting with the many Police Chiefs promoting the need for an organization that would represent them.
http://www.policechiefsne.com/
The mission of the Police Officer Support Team (P.O.S.T) is to provide members of the law enforcement community, who may be suffering from emotional, personal, physical, or stress related difficulties, access to high quality support services so as to have an opportunity to work at resolving any difficulties they may be experiencing.The P.O.S.T exists to provide a voluntary and confidential outlet for officers, employees, and their families, who have a need to talk about conflicts of feelings they may have concerning their job, their home situations, or both.
http://www.milwpost.org/
Link: Important Safety Rules To Teach Children. As you would probably agree, teaching safety - at home or outdoors, is an important part of educating our children. This piece is developed to provide parents with starter ideas to teach young kids essential safety rules to help them protect themselves in different situations growing up.
Rilee Chester Community Relations Manager [email protected]
It is a non-profit organization consisting of police chiefs throughout the state, who recognize the importance of having effective leaders in law enforcement today. The Association, through training and meetings, continually works towards enhancing the knowledge and skills of the police executive, which strengthens his/her ability to meet the demands of providing the best possible law enforcement. In addition, the Association monitors legislative matters affecting the safety of all citizens and businesses, and as a unified body adopts resolutions to be forwarded to our state lawmakers.
http://www.scpolicechiefs.org/
Dedicated to the highest ideals of honor and integrity to maintain the respect and confidence of their government officials, subordinates, the public and their fellow members of law enforcement.
http://www.tacp.org/
The VACP, formed in 1926, is an incorporated 501(c)(6) non-profit professional membership association. Its more than 600 members are made up of active and retired federal, state, local and private law enforcement and criminal justice agency executives, administrators and managers. Members also include persons in law enforcement-related businesses, support industries or government agencies. The VACP has three classes of dues-paying membership — Active, Associate, and Senior. The VACP also has a small group of non-dues paying retired members (classified as "Honorary") who were grandfathered in following a 2004 Bylaws change when their membership class was eliminated. A ten-member Executive Board elected by the Active members governs the affairs of the VACP.
http://www.vachiefs.org/
WASPC is an acronym for the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs. The association was founded in 1963 and consists of executive and top management personnel from law enforcement agencies statewide. Our membership includes sheriffs, police chiefs, the Washington State Patrol, the Washington Department of Corrections, and representatives of a number of federal agencies. WASPC is governed by its executive board.
https://www.waspc.org/stage.dll/$/
The Training and Standards Bureau coordinates a variety of criminal justice initiatives and serves as the staff of the Law Enforcement Standards Board (LESB). It administers the programs of the Board for certification of law enforcement, jail and secure detention officers; of instructors; and of academies. The Bureau administers reimbursement of training expenses for participants in LESB programs and coordinates and supports statewide training provided by the Department of Justice to the Wisconsin law enforcement community. The Bureau also administers state and federal grant funds supporting juvenile justice and adult criminal justice initiatives.
http://www.doj.state.wi.us/dles/training-and-standards-bureau
Recognizing those who gave their lives in service to the Department of Natural Resources and the citizens of our State
http://dnr.wi.gov/emergency/wallOfHonor/honor.html
Wisconsin Emergency Management (WEM) coordinates effective disaster response and recovery efforts in support of local governments. Through planning, training and exercising we prepare ourselves, our citizens and response personnel to minimize the loss of lives and property. The process of emergency management involves four phases: mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery.
http://emergencymanagement.wi.gov/
This site is designed to assist all Wisconsin Law Enforcement agencies in their pursuit of State or National Accreditation.WILEAG’s primary mission is to offer a voluntary and affordable method of achieving professionalism through the accreditation of law enforcement agencies and to assist those agencies to better serve their communities.WILEAG promotes excellence in law enforcement through participation in a voluntary law enforcement agency accreditation program. Accredited agencies demonstrate compliance with applicable standards covering all aspects if law enforcement administration and operations.
http://www.wileag.info/
The Wisconsin Law Enforcement Association (WLEA) was created in 2005 to represent the Law Enforcement bargaining unit in the State of Wisconsin. Since the WLEA has been in existence, WLEA has successfully negotiated three contracts with the State of Wisconsin.The WLEA membership consists of Police Officers, Detectives, and Police Communication Operators (PCOs) from the University of Wisconsin System Schools and the Capitol Police Department. It also includes Troopers, Inspectors, and PCOs from the Wisconsin State Patrol (WSP) and Field Agents from the Wisconsin Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV).The WLEA is divided into three local unions. Local 1 represents the WSP. Local 2 represents the UW and Capitol Police Departments. Local 3 represents the DMV Field Agents.The WLEA is devoted to fighting for the rights of the employees which it represents. If you have questions or concerns, please contact your local representative.
http://www.wlea.org/
The Wisconsin Law Enforcement Memorial’s mission is to Remember and Honor Wisconsin law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. Wisconsin Law Enforcement Memorial, Inc. (WLEM) was first formed in 1990 and hosted the first Annual Wisconsin Law Enforcement Memorial Ceremony in the State Capitol Rotunda in May of 1991. Wisconsin Law Enforcement Memorial, Inc. was later incorporated as a non-stock, not for profit organization governed by a Board of Directors.
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Dept. of Justice sponsored website of multiple Wisconsin Law Enforcement resources.
http://www.wilenet.org
The mission of the Wisconsin State Patrol Academy is to provide quality training and training support in a professional learning environment for the public service community.
http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/statepatrol/recruitment/academy.htm
The Davidson Yell and Tell Foundation, Inc. is a 501c(3)* charitable foundation set up to teach young children what to do when they observe a dangerous situation. Many times this child will run away or be quiet because he/she doesn’t want to get into trouble or be called a tattletale. Sometimes the child is so afraid, he/she is too scared to do anything. The Yell and Tell program teaches children how to take action and be a hero. Some of the most dangerous situations that this program will cover are: POOLS....RIVERS/LAKES....FIRE....POISON....GUNS....CHILD ENTICEMENT.
http://www.yellandtell.com/
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