Police Chief Magazine|Columns
IACP@Work: Members First

As an ever-evolving organization, the IACP is always looking for innovative ways to engage our members and attendees. At this year’s recent 2024 IACP Annual Conference and Exposition in Boston, Massachusetts, a brand-new IACP HUB design was rolled out.

The IACP’s foremost value is “members first,” and everything the IACP does begins with their needs in mind. The HUB, the IACP’s information showcase at the annual conference, focused on customer service—and members’ and attendees’ experiences were of the utmost importance to the IACP staff members.

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President's Message
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President’s Message: Come Play for Our Team!

I’ve seen firsthand the noble ideals that make policing one of the most meaningful and rewarding professions. Those who are drawn to this career bring with them admirable values and virtues, includi...
Spotlight
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Spotlight: Back to the Future

Restoring a classic car is not merely about reviving the car; it’s about breathing life into a piece of automotive history. A restoration evokes memories of past eras, showcases technological advanc...
The Brief
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The Brief: IACP’s New Hub for Building Community Trust

Community trust is vital to effective policing and supporting the well-being of both police officers and the community members they serve. This trust can help foster a safe and cooperative environment...
IACP@Work
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IACP@Work: The Crisis Response and Intervention Training Initiative

Police officers are increasingly tasked with responding to behavioral health (BH) crises in their communities. Police are often the first contact with the justice system for individuals experiencing c...
Perspectives
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Perspectives: December 2024

Participating in an IACP section has been transformative for my career, agency, and role as a university faculty member. As the practitioner vice chair of the Police Research Advancement Section, I ha...
Research in Brief
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Product Feature: The Power of Where

The challenge of bringing about substantial organizational change in policing extends beyond reform. Police chiefs are tasked with guiding their agencies through various dynamics, including shifts in ...
Roll Call
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Roll Call: Michele Bowman

Professional Profile Why did you join the IACP? I joined the IACP because it provides invaluable opportunities for professional growth and networking as well as staying informed on the latest trends a...
Research in Brief
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Research in Brief: Large-Scale Organizational Change

The challenge of bringing about substantial organizational change in policing extends beyond reform. Police chiefs are tasked with guiding their agencies through various dynamics, including shifts in ...
Exposition
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Exposition: December 2024

Stay up to date on new products and advances in technology to ensure your officers are equipped with the tools they need....
Focus on Officer Wellness
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Focus on Officer Wellness: Addressing Traumatic Brain Injuries in Policing

Police officers face numerous challenges that extend beyond the immediate physical dangers of their jobs. One of the less visible yet profoundly impactful risks is traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), inc...
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