Washington Post Article On Police Reform
Most police departments in America are small. That’s partly why changing policing is difficult, experts say.
Upcoming Webinars
Empowering Women in Law Enforcement: Tools, Truth, and Triumph This powerful and engaging one-hour presentation draws from the lived experience and professional expertise of two former law enforcement officers who have earned their doctorates in psychology. Designed to inspire, educate, and unite, Empowering Women in Law Enforcement addresses the unique challenges women face in policing, while equipping participants with actionable tools for resilience, leadership, and wellness. Grounded in psychological research and real-life experience, the session will feature highlights from their book, She Wears the Badge: A Guide to Empowering Women in Law Enforcement and will resonate with officers at
Strong Support for IACP Recommendations
Sheriff Eli Rivera and SRLEEA Call for National Law Enforcement Dialogue, Express Strong Support for IACP Recommendations The Small, Rural, and Tribal Law Enforcement Executives Association (SRLEEA) today issued an independent statement through Sheriff Eli Rivera, voicing strong support for the recommendations recently advanced by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) and calling for a coordinated national discussion on public safety. Sheriff Rivera, emphasized that law enforcement agencies serving small, rural, and tribal communities face unique and often overlooked challenges, including limited resources, expansive geographic responsibilities, and increasing demands on personnel. He underscored the importance of ensuring
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