GIS Technology in Eugene: Piecing Data Together to Secure the Olympic Team Trials
By Dave Cook, ESRI Law Enforcement Industry Solutions, Redlands, California; and Stan Lenhart, Crime Analyst, Eugene, Oregon, Police Department

Who Goes There? Mobile Fingerprint Readers in Los Angeles County
By Lieutenant Leo M. Norton, Records and Identification Bureau, Los Angeles County, California, Sheriff’s Department

Cincinnati Regional Automatic License Plate Recognition Technology Project
By Captain Russell A. Neville, Information Technology Management Section Commander, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Police Department

Partnerships with University-Based Researchers
By Beth A. Sanders, Associate Professor of Criminal Justice, Thomas More College, Crestview Hills, Kentucky; and Marc L. Fields, Chief of Police, Erlanger, Kentucky

The Media, the Public, and the Law Enforcement Community: Correcting Misperceptions
By Colonel Michael Tooley, Chief, Montana Highway Patrol, Helena, Montana; Jeffrey Linkenbach, Senior Research Scientist, Department of Health and Human Development, Montana State University, and Director, National MOST of Us Institute for Social Norms, Bozeman, Montana; Brian J. Lande, Deputy Sheriff, Lake County, California, Sheriff’s Department; and Gary M. Lande, Associate Director, National MOST of Us Institute for Social Norms, Bozeman, Montana

Step Up to Law Enforcement: A Successful Strategy for Recruiting Women into the Law Enforcement Profession
By Lianne M. Tuomey, Chief, University of Vermont Police Services, Burlington, Vermont, and Lieutenant (Retired), Burlington, Vermont, Police Department; and Rachel Jolly, Women’s Program Coordinator, Vermont Works for Women, Winsooki, Vermont

Leadership during Difficult Budget Times
By John L. Gray, Chief of Police (Retired), Arlington, Washington

IACP Foundation: Law Enforcement Business Fellowship Candidates Announced
Patrica Casstevens, Director, IACP Foundation