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
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IACP Tribute to Slain Officers Guidelines for Presentation
The guidelines below are suggestions; following them is not required. Feel free to use these guidelines in any part of a formal or informal presentation…
IACP Pre-Trial Justice Reform Initiative
The inconsistency of policy and guidelines for pretrial release can create volatile public safety challenges for law enforcement and communities. With these challenges in mind…
IACP Radar/Lidar Testing
Conforming Products List (CPL) The Conforming Product List (CPL) is a document of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration; United States Department of Transportation that…
IACP Sample Funeral Protocols
This section includes examples of funeral protocols, death notifications, and other similar procedures. Materials marked “reproducible” have the logos and other identifying information from the…
IACP Sample Training Materials
The IACP Police Psychological Services Section, in partnership with BJA, compiled the below set of samples and resource materials designed to assist law enforcement agencies…
Critical Issues: Naloxone
The opioid epidemic has increased the likelihood that first responders will encounter overdose victims. Given that the success of reviving an overdose victim is dependent…
National Policy Summit on Community Police Relations
The report is designed to serve as a roadmap for law enforcement, communities, and stakeholders to build meaningful, sustainable, trusting, and effective working relationships. Summit…
Critical Issues: Firearm Background Checks
This page serves as a clearinghouse of resources to help guide law enforcement as they are confronted with difficult questions related to firearm background checks.
Background Checks
Dangerous people acquiring firearms is a serious problem that demands a federal response. State and local governments cannot go it alone, as ineligible firearm purchasers…
