North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police
Committed to enhancing the professionalism of policing in North Carolina
Bill Hollingsed, Executive Director
828-734-6847 or [email protected]
Committed to enhancing the professionalism of policing in North Carolina
Bill Hollingsed, Executive Director
828-734-6847 or [email protected]
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On behalf of the NCACP Board of Directors and Staff, we would like to take this opportunity to thank each of you that were able to attend this year's Conference. We had 130 Vendors at the Conference and 365 attendees, which was a record number.
We will be back in January for the 2025 49th NCACP Conference. It will once again be held at the Harrah's Convention Center in Cherokee, NC. Dates will be January 13 - 16, 2025.
Chief's Legislative Day is scheduled for May 1, 2024. Additional information will be forthcoming.
We are in the process of planning our Regional Training Meetings which will be held throughout the state. We invite you to attend these meetings when they take place.
I have attached a list of the Vendors and Corporate Captains that attended the show. If you have communication or contact with any of these vendors, please let them know that we truly appreciate their support of our Chiefs, our agencies, and of the NCACP. As they support us, we urge you to support them.
The Staff and Board of Directors of the North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police want to thank you for your dedication and service to your Officers and staff, your agencies, and to your communities.
Stay Safe and Thank You for all you do.
Interactions between police and children are crucial in fostering trust and positive relationships between law enforcement and the community. First Responder Kits4Kids helps children see police officers as protectors rather than just enforcers of the law. Moreover, the first responder Kit4Kids helps to reduce emotions associated with trauma or the fear, anxiety, and range of emotions kids may have around police officers. First Responder Kits4Kids promotes a positive impact on both the children and the community as a whole.
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!
The North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police never raises funds through telephone solicitation, PERIOD. If you are called by someone claiming to represent the North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police seeking a donation, please inform the NCACP immediately at [email protected].