IACP

Every year PoliceOne visits the International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference, the world’s top police conference that brings together law enforcement thought leaders from across the globe. The multi-day IACP conference features hundreds of educational sessions that offer police leaders new strategies and resources to keep agencies on the cutting edge and help them navigate the challenges with policing in the modern era. IACP also features all of the latest in law enforcement technology, tactical products and innovations. Check out our coverage from IACP 2018 and IACP 2017.

Axon's Rick Smith envisions a world where cops no longer kill

"The End of Killing” paints a portrait of a future where LEOs are equipped with less-lethal weapons that are more effective than deadly weapons

10 ways to keep your social media content fresh

Here are some ways to switch up the content on your PD’s social media pages to keep your audience engaged
IACP Quick Take: Commonalities of homeland attackers

FBI research reveals information local law enforcement can use to help detect and disrupt future threats
IACP Quick Take: 6 NHTSA lessons from investigating ADAS vehicle collisions

An increasing number of vehicles have automated driver assistant systems and NHTSA investigates collisions when those systems don’t perform as expected

Full list of IACP results

IACP Quick Take: How to develop police investigator video evidence literacy
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A staggering 6 billion hours of video is recorded every hour around the world
12 police recruitment ideas every agency should consider
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Oregon law enforcement agency leaders, chiefs shared their police recruiting successes, innovations and resources at IACP
IACP Quick Take: How a counseling service saves police lives
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The services, treatment practices and lessons learned by the Chicago Police Department were shared with police chiefs, leaders at IACP 2019
Trump thanks chiefs, officers for their service at IACP 2019
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President Trump addresses 2019 IACP attendees, criticizing decision of Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson to not attend
IACP Quick Take: Vermont’s mental health crisis training model for small agencies
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The Team Two program pairs first responders with mental health crisis trainers for a one-day training course
IACP Quick Take: 2 big challenges facing policing
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Representatives from the Five Eyes countries addressed the challenges of modern policing around the world
FBI will seek 'way forward' on body cams for task forces
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The government will try to reverse a policy that has strained its relationship with some LE agencies
IACP Quick Take: 5 ways to solve a cold case
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Agencies must address the growing problem of unresolved criminal cases
IACP 2019 preview: The future of police reporting
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How speech recognition can improve efficiency
IACP 2019 preview: Incorporating after-action reviews into your agency’s culture
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Regularly conducting and using after-action reviews can help create and instill a culture of learning
IACP 2019 preview: Funding for the 21st century law enforcement officer
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To offer competitive wages while addressing the rising costs of employee benefits, departments are encouraged to consider non-traditional grant programs
Chicago police superintendent will skip President Trump’s speech to chiefs
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Spokesman: 'The values of the people of Chicago are more important to him than anything the president has to say'
Deploying a drone as a first responder
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How a municipal police department partnered with a Silicon Valley startup to transform police operations
Congresswoman Val Demings: Why policing is a higher calling
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The 36th Chief of Police of the Orlando Police Department spoke at the National Police Foundation Annual Dinner at IACP 2018
How to build an LE mental health community response model
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Collaborations between law enforcement agencies, mental health care providers and community-based stakeholders are transforming police response
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