IACP Update - International Association of Chiefs of Police

IACP: Working for
You
IACP Member Resources
Officer Safety
The IACP Center for Officer
Safety and Wellness is
dedicated to protecting
law enforcement personnel
from the various threats
and dangers inherent in
policing.
Areas of focus include:
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Prevention of Violence
Against the Police
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Reducing Officer Injuries
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Officer Wellness
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Prevention of Law
Enforcement Officer Suicide
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Traffic Safety
The IACP, as the world’s premier law enforcement organization, is
committed to providing the finest products, programs, and services on
topics that are pertinent to today’s law enforcement executives. The
IACP has proactively continued its efforts to address the needs and
concerns of its membership.
Research
Through National Policy Summits, publications, and training and technical
assistance programs, the IACP provides today’s leaders with the answers
they need.
Recent topics addressed include:
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Violence Against the Police
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Responding to Special Populations
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Wrongful Convictions
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Violence Against Women
Advocacy
The IACP is the leading voice for law enforcement professionals. The IACP is
always at the forefront of policy debates that affect law enforcement.
Issues addressed include:
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Securing adequate radio spectrum for law enforcement with the passage of D-Block
legislation
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Funding for critically needed grants and resources for state, local and tribal agencies
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Officer Safety/Gun Violence/Forensic Reform
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Technology in Law Enforcement
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Establishment of a National Commission on Criminal Justice
Conferences
IACP conferences provide leaders from around the globe the opportunity to
come together to foster a continuing exchange of information and best practices.
Recent meetings included:
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IACP Annual Conference and Law Enforcement Education and Technology Exposition
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IACP European Executive Policing Conference
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IACP South American Executive Policing Conference
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IACP International Symposium on Sports Security
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Annual Law Enforcement Information Management (LEIM) Section Conference and
Technology Exposition
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Annual Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) Section Training Conference on Drugs, Alcohol, and
Impaired Driving
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Juvenile Justice
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Impact of Technology on Policing
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Policing in the 21st Century
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Law Enforcement Officer Suicide
Training
The IACP Center for Police Leadership and Training provides unparalleled
instruction that empowers today’s leaders to find innovative solutions, make
critical decisions, and ultimately save lives.
The Center provides training programs in the following categories:
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Leadership in Police Organizations
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Management and Supervision
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Administration
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Tactical Operations
Speaking Out
Key publications and media organizations consistently seek out IACP’s expert
opinion on matters related to law enforcement.
The IACP was recently featured in:
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New York Times
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NBC Nightly News
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USA Today
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Washington Post
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Associated Press
Professional Development
IACP’s programs and services are designed to help law enforcement
executives provide more effective and efficient leadership.
IACP’s career center, Discover Policing at
www.DiscoverPolicing.org, is your one-stop shop to find
the next step in your professional development.
Additionally, the IACP’s New Police Chief Mentoring
Program provides individual transition support to newly
appointed or elected law enforcement leaders.
Police Chief Magazine
Police Chief Magazine
connects law enforcement
leaders to their colleagues’
best practices, products,
and services from around
the world. That is why it is
known as “the professional
voice of law enforcement.”
Executive Services: providing law enforcement
executives with a wealth of resources and reference
materials to assist with organizational development.
Including:
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Management Studies
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Assessment Centers
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Discover Policing
Smaller Agency Program: providing resources for the
largest portion of the law enforcement community.
Including:
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New Police Chief Mentoring
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Leading by Legacy
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Executive E-Source
Technology: enhancing law enforcement’s
understanding, acquisition, and use of technology.
Including:
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Center for Social Media
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Technology Center
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In-Car Camera Technical Assistance
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License Plate Readers
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Executive Searches
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Model Policies
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Training Keys
Youth Focused Initiatives: improving state, local, and
tribal response to youthful offenders.
Including:
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Advancing Juvenile Justice in Law Enforcement
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Juvenile Justice Training and Technical Assistance
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Combating Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Youth
Information Sharing Initiatives: increasing the
knowledge of law enforcement executives regarding the
various aspects of information and intelligence sharing to
close the information gaps which may exist.
Including:
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National Data Exchange Program
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Suspicious Activity Reporting Line Officer Training
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Countering Violent Extremism
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Supporting the National Network of Fusion Centers
Center for Police Leadership: training and resource
center for police departments around the world.
Including:
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On-site Training and Technical Assistance
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Leadership in Police Organizations
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Developing Police Leadership Publications
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Women’s Leadership Development Course
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Training of International Law Enforcement Officers
Community Safety: aiding state, local and tribal law
enforcement in responding to the populations they are
sworn to protect.
Including:
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Leadership Institutes on Violence Against Women
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Alzheimer’s Disease Patient Initiative
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Volunteers in Police Service
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Project Safe Neighborhoods
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Highway Safety Programs
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Traffic Incident Management
Your participation in, and support of, the IACP provides a unified voice for the law enforcement community
on a national and international level. IACP provides a platform for the exchange of ideas and best practices
between and among law enforcement leaders around the world. By being a member, you not only enhance
your career, but also enrich the law enforcement profession as a whole by being part of the world’s premier
law enforcement association. Through your direct involvement you are personally Serving the Leaders
of Today and Developing the Leaders of Tomorrow.

THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE
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Why IACP?
The International Association of Chiefs of Police is a comprehensive
professional organization that Serves the Leaders of Today and Develops
the Leaders of Tomorrow.
The IACP is dedicated to meeting the needs of law enforcement
executives. For over 100 years, the IACP has been launching
internationally acclaimed programs, speaking out on behalf of law
enforcement, conducting ground-breaking research, and providing
exemplary programs and services to members across the globe. This
mission continues today.
The IACP “serves the leaders of today” through advocacy, training,
research, and professional services; the IACP addresses the most
pressing issues facing leaders today. From new technologies to emerging
threats and trends, the IACP provides comprehensive and responsive
service to its members throughout the world.
The IACP is also focused on “developing the law enforcement leaders
of tomorrow.” The IACP Center for Police Leadership, its Police Chief
Mentoring program, and numerous other training and educational
opportunities are designed to prepare tomorrow’s leaders for the
challenges they will face.
The IACP membership encompasses a diverse and exceptionally
professional group. IACP members are able to participate in committees
and sections of topical interest and network with law enforcement
leaders from around the world. In addition, members are provided
opportunities to participate in summits, project advisory boards,
research endeavors, and more. These opportunities provide forums to
strengthen professional development and increase leadership capacity.
Who We Serve
Law enforcement professionals at every level qualify for membership
in the IACP. Those in command-level positions qualify for active
membership; others working in and associated with law enforcement are
eligible for associate membership.
Vision
To Serve the Leaders of Today, Develop the Leaders of Tomorrow
Mission
The International Association of Chiefs of Police is dedicated to advancing
and promoting the law enforcement profession and protecting the safety
of law enforcement officers. Drawing on the expertise and experiences
of its membership and professional staff, the IACP serves the profession
by addressing cutting edge issues confronting law enforcement through
advocacy, programs and research, as well as training and other professional
services.
Values
In our daily work, the IACP is guided by our core institutional values:
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Integrity — to live and work in accordance with high ethical standards
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Respect — to treat people fairly while safeguarding their privacy and rights
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Customer Service — to ensure that everyone we serve receives dedicated
and thorough service
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Continuous Improvement and Learning — to constantly improve ourselves
and our organization
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Leadership — to inspire, influence, and support others in our organization
and communities
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