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COVID-19 Law Enforcement Resources
A great deal of information has been sent out by a number of Federal and State agencies. The information, guidance, and mandates change as the situation and details emerge pertaining to the COVID-19 virus.
In an effort to keep our agencies informed, numerous messages have gone out from the NCACP to assist Chiefs and their staffs to prepare and respond to this unique situation. Below, you will find links to several Resource Pages and documents to assist you and your agencies in a number of different areas pertaining to COVID-19.
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The Sheriffs’ Education and Training Standards Commission and the Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission are excited to announce that the North Carolina Law Enforcement Accreditation Program is launching our pilot program beginning with SEVEN agencies!
For more information visit:
https://ncdoj.gov/north-carolina-law-enforcement-accreditation/
North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police Buyers Guide
For more information, visit:
https://www.ncpolicebuyersguide.com/
NEW PARTNERS - D2C and Equilibrium Up
The North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police are proud to partner with D2C and Equilibrium Up. These resources assist our Chiefs and agencies focus on Relationship Building, Decision Making and Leadership and Character Development. The training from D2C and Equilibrium Up endeavors to connect everyone within the community vested in having a striving and thriving community and to build beneficial and long-lasting relationships.
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NCACP Publishes Police Reform Recommendations
A work group of NCACP appointees studied comprehensive police reforms for North Carolina. On September 1st, the Association published a report entitled "NCACP Workforce on Police Professionalism - Recommendations on the Evolution of 21st Century Policing." The report outlines two foundational principles with several recommendations for each principle.
To read the full report, see below: