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As artificial intelligence (AI), mobile devices, and online networking tools evolve, the IACP continues to innovate, offering advanced resources to policing professionals worldwide. In recent years, t...
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From Alaskan glaciers and Washington forests to the rugged coastlines of Oregon and the wild rivers of Idaho, 15 million people live and work in the Pacific Northwest—one of the United States’ mos...
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The IACP’s Annual Conference and Exposition and three yearly midsize conferences offer an abundance of educational workshops for the policing profession. However, due to the sheer volume of content ...
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Law enforcement associations are more than professional networks; they are critical partners in supporting officers, shaping policy, and strengthening the profession. While their membership often cons...
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Community trust in the police is essential to effective policing, public safety, and supporting the security and well-being of both officers and community members. Trust is vital to establishing a saf...
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In the field of victim services, there is currently an air of uncertainty and, in some cases, even despair. Since the beginning of 2025, there have been several U.S. federal funding opportunities form...
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Have you ever wondered how many U.S. police agencies are leveraging early warning systems? What about the existence of specialized units for specific public safety issues? Or how staffing numbers have...
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Trust and fairness are the cornerstones of a healthy organizational culture. Police officers who believe that internal processes such as hiring, promotion, and discipline are not handled fairly lose t...
