The IACP Law Enforcement Information and Technology (LEIT) Section provides law enforcement executives, IT managers, and technology specialists with a forum in which to share information, best practices and lessons learned regarding state-of-the-art law enforcement information management, communications and interoperability, technology standards, and information sharing, analysis and fusion. The LEIT Section is comprised of over 400 chiefs and information technology professionals from agencies of all sizes, jurisdictions, and geographies.

Join LEIT

All IACP members with an interest in effective planning, deployment, and management of technology are invited to join the LEIT Section. IACP Membership is required. Law enforcement professionals at every level qualify for membership in the IACP. Chiefs and Command Staff qualify as Active Members; other sworn and civilian employees of law enforcement agencies may qualify as Associate Members. Researchers, analysts, and solution providers may also join IACP and the LEIT Section. Click HERE for IACP and LEIT Section Membership.

LEIT Board of Officers

The LEIT Section is governed by a Board of Officers, elected by the LEIT Section Members. View the 2023 LEIT Board of Officers here.  

IACP Technology Conference

Join fellow law enforcement executives, front-line officers, and leading practitioners to explore the latest technology issues confronting law enforcement each year at IACP's Technology Conference. The 2023 IACP Technology Conference will be held at the Salt Palace Convention Center on May 22-24 in Salt Lake City, Utah. Sign up for updates to be notified when information is available on the Call for Presentations, registration, and exhibitor/sponsor opportunities.

LEIT Section Founders’ Technology Recognition Program

Created in honor of the section’s founding members, G. Thomas Steele and Harlin McEwen, the LEIT Founders’ Technology Recognition Program is designed to honor section members’ extraordinary dedication, ingenuity, and achievements in technology-based initiatives that benefit the law enforcement profession.

Tom and Harlin dedicated their careers to the public safety community by advancing technology in homeland security, information sharing, and communications interoperability. They were forward thinking in co-founding the IACP Law Enforcement Information Management Section (now LEIT) that provides law enforcement executives, IT managers, and technology specialists with a forum in which to share information, best practices, and lessons learned regarding state-of-the-art and emerging law enforcement and public safety technologies.

LEIT Community on IACP Engage

Start a conversation, share best practices Communicate with colleagues on LEIT's online community.

Staff Contact

For more information, contact the Member Engagement Team at Participate@theIACP.org.