IACP strategies & resources to advance policing

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IACP Special Coverage
Every year Police1 reports from the International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference, the world’s top police conference that brings together law enforcement thought leaders from across the globe. The multi-day event features hundreds of educational sessions that offer police leaders new strategies and resources to keep agencies on the cutting edge and help them navigate the challenges of policing in the modern era. IACP also features the latest law enforcement technology, tactical products and innovations.

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Multiagency task force an investigative option in officer-involved critical incidents

These complex cases demand unbiased and thorough review

IACP Quick Take: Analysis-driven operations for small agencies

Even the smallest departments can conduct basic crime analysis and evaluation of the impact of police operations
IACP Quick Take: Could NASA's AI platform for space exploration improve officer safety?

Trusted and Explainable Police Artificial Intelligence (TruePAL) technology aims to improve situational awareness for officers while driving and on the roadside
IACP Quick Take: Mission readiness and family resiliency

Applying lessons learned from Operation Diligent Valor to help LEOs and their families cope with trauma

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Tyler Technologies launches digital evidence board software
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Link Analysis uses agencies’ internal records to map out relationships for investigations
IACP Quick Take: A post 9-11 intelligence analyst’s advice for local law enforcement
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CIA and FBI analyst Philip Mudd describes the goals and methods for local law enforcement networks to focus their concerns
IACP Quick Take: The digital targeting of law enforcement
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Law enforcement agencies continue to be vulnerable to cyberattacks; here’s how your agency can fight back
IACP Quick Take: Learning from the ‘critical incidents’ of 2020
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Panelists shared lessons learned, leading practices and cutting-edge approaches that can assist agencies in dealing with unplanned critical incidents
IACP TV showcases law enforcement best practices
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From officer resiliency training to gun violence restraining orders, here's a selection of programs improving officer and community safety, communications
IACP Quick Take: Social work and law enforcement: A crucial collaboration
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The Raleigh Police Department shares how LE agencies can team with social workers to benefit both cops and communities
Earphone Connection debuts new wireless earbuds, push-to-talk
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The company’s new Air Pro Wireless Motorola APX Combo Kit is compatible with wireless Bluetooth earbuds like Apple Airpods and Beats by Dre
IACP 2021 preview: 20,000 points of undeniable data on suicide in law enforcement
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Blue H.E.L.P. presents a breakdown of law enforcement suicide statistics collected since 2016
IACP 2021 moved online in wake of Hurricane Ida
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Although all in-person events have been canceled, the conference will take place virtually
Smart Firearms unveils new training gun
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The SF-35 Pro is built with an actual Sig Sauer frame and features a shot counter for greater realism
IACP 2021 preview: Using digital forensics to gain drug intelligence
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With the constant threat of newly emerging drugs, it is critical law enforcement develops a common operation picture of the drug landscape
Developing an evidence-based police recruitment video
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The visual depiction of a police agency has become critical in gaining brand equity and competing for top talent
IACP Quick Take: How law enforcement can use the media to reach, engage the public during civil unrest
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Reporters from FOX, ABC, CBS and CNN shared their experiences from covering 2020 civil unrest
IACP Quick Take: Crowd management lessons learned from Seattle, Minnesota and Boston
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Three police chiefs discuss their department’s response to peaceful protests that became violent because of “bad actors”
6 key steps to improve police recruitment and retention
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Gordon Graham shares his top tips for how police leaders can attract the right candidates who will stay the distance
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