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The National Institute of Standards and Technology is readying guidance to help agencies evaluate commercial mobile applications that agency workers might use on government-issued devices or personal apps that access government networks.
Read More →The IACP Highway Safety Committee (HSC), in cooperation with 3M's Traffic Safety and Security Division, announced the honorees of the 2014 Looking Beyond the License Plate award at the IACP Annual Conference.
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A Chandler, Ariz., motor officer was killed on duty in a wreck Friday morning, marking the second time in a week that the agency has lost an officer in a motorcycle collision. More Here.
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A Chandler, Ariz., motor officer was killed on duty in a wreck Friday morning, marking the second time in a week that the agency has lost an officer in a motorcycle collision.
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Welcome to the realm of Unlimited Remote Command and Communications Possibilities. IACP Booth #629
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The Safariland Group announced today that it has been awarded a $6,000,000 two-year contract from the State of California for its Second Chance body armor. This contract is for Second Chance Summit, Prism, and Prism MT series body armor products for all California agency employees requiring ballistics and stab protection, and allows for two one-year contract extensions.
Read More →Eye Safety Systems, Inc. (ESS) today officially announced a 13-state exclusive partnership with top Midwest Manufacturer’s Representative Agency, Evernham Sales Associates, Inc.
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A San Antonio-area city has banned visible tattoos for municipal employees at work four months after an off-duty officer was killed outside his tattoo parlor.
Read More →A new association, the International Public Safety Association (IPSA), has been founded for all law enforcement, fire, and EMS personnel with the stated mission of advancing cooperation and fostering interaction between the different professions.
Read More →Now that the unrest in Ferguson, Mo., apparently has subsided, the bills soon will come due. No one doubts the cost is well into the millions, and every agency is looking to the state to pay for it.
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