July 27-30, 2025
2025 Conference, Lawrence Kansas
Lawrence Kansas Conference Information (Coming Soon)
Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS)
Law Enforcement Core Statistics
For over 25 years, the Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) has been the authoritative source for national statistics regarding the personnel, operations, policies, and procedures of law enforcement agencies (LEAs).
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National Violent Death Reporting System
NVDRS
Linking Data to Save Lives<br />Frontline investigators, including law enforcement, coroners, and medical examiners, collect valuable information about violent deaths. However, these data are seldom combined systematically to provide a complete picture.
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Coming Soon: Community Platforms & Specialty Sections for Members
Executive Section
This section is for Chiefs of Police and Sheriffs
Corrections Section
This section is for officers & deputies assigned to corrections.
Retired Section
This section is for retired law enforcement
Volunteer Law Enforcement Section
This section is for sworn volunteer law enforcement
Humane Law Enforcement
This section is for sworn law enforcement assigned to animal services
Tribal Section
This section is for Tribal law enforcement
“Rural Law Enforcement is one of the oldest and most versatile forms of real policing in our great Nation. Without the funds, equipment, technology, manpower and assistance from our bigger brother and sister agencies, we are not able to provide the services nor meet the expectations of what our citizens want, and expect from their public safety providers” William C. Brueggemann, Cass County Sheriff, Plattsmouth, Nebraska