Resources
IACP's resources are aimed at helping law enforcement executives do their jobs better and cover a variety of topics, including professional development, leadership, management, and supervision, as well as hot topics such as ethics.
Resources
Tactical Perception: Using the Science of Justice (PJ3) Facilitator Guide
Innovations in Community Based Crime Reduction Fact Sheet
Innovations in CBCR - Concept Intro: Community Engagement
Creating a Culture of Success: The Role of Professional Growth for Millennials and Gen Z
The State of Recruitment: A Crisis for Law Enforcement
2019 Results
Law enforcement agencies across the United States are struggling to recruit and hire police officers. Though agency-specific needs exist depending on size or...
The State of Recruitment & Retention: A Continuing Crisis for Police
2024 Survey Results
In the summer of 2024, the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) conducted a survey of its member agencies to better...
The Brief: Strengthening Ties Between Police and Communities
Crime Scene Rapid DNA Processing
DNA evidence has proven to be invaluable in developing and exonerating suspects and in assisting Law Enforcement with providing leads to solve crimes. Rapid DNA...
EXPIRED Support for the National Road to Zero Campaign
Submitted by: IACP Division of State & Provincial Police, Roadway Safety Committee, Midsize Agencies Division, State...
EXPIRED Support for the National Move Over Initiative
Submitted by: Roadway Safety Committee, State & Provincial Police Division, Midsize Agencies Division, and State Associations of Chiefs of Police Division
WHEREAS, the International Association...
EXPIRED Incorporation of Rapid DNA in Mass Disaster Response Plans
Submitted by: Forensics Committee
WHEREAS, law enforcement plays a critical role in the response to mass disasters; and
WHEREAS, effective mass disaster response requires...
EXPIRED Management of Behavioral Health Emergencies
Submitted by: Police Physicians Section
WHEREAS behavioral health emergencies include Individuals exhibiting severe agitation. Such individuals often are resistant to efforts of control by law...
