Every two years, the IACP sets policy priorities that are representative of global issues that are most important to the association and its membership. These policy priorities are developed by the IACP governing body, with input from the law enforcement field and IACP members. IACP events like the annual conference; division, section, and committee meetings; summits; and the series of critical issue forums the IACP held in eight locations throughout the United States help drive the association’s policy priorities, as do the resolutions passed by IACP members.

This year, IACP has developed a revamped and tailored policy priorities document that focuses on several critical issues that we hope lawmakers will make a priority.