If you are a senior level law enforcement officer serving in an agency that is interested in buying new technology products and that has 100 or more sworn officers, you are invited to apply to attend Police Technology eXchange (PTX) at no charge to you or your employer.
How Qualified Officers Can Attend Police Technology eXchange for Free
PTX is a chance for qualified senior law enforcement officers to meet one-on-one with leading vendors of law enforcement technology and network with other law enforcement technology experts and the staff of POLICE Magazine/PoliceMag.com.

PTX is a chance for qualified senior law enforcement officers to meet one-on-one with leading vendors of law enforcement technology and network with other law enforcement technology experts and the staff of POLICE Magazine/PoliceMag.com.
Scheduled for Monday Sept. 18 to Wednesday Sept. 20 in Kansas City, MO, PTX 2023 is sponsored by POLICE Magazine and will be hosted by leading law enforcement technology companies, including Cognyte, inTime, Verogen, and Aware.
“The event format allows buyers to listen to thought-provoking business leaders, share strategic knowledge and expertise as well as foster new relationships with like-minded peers and elite industry suppliers,” says Susan Freel, publisher of POLICE.
Qualified applicants who are selected to attend PTX will receive roundtrip economy airfare to Kansas City, a two night resort stay at the event site, ground transfers from the airport to the resort, and all schedules at no cost to them. Incidentals, including ground transportation to and from your home airport, baggage fees, and parking are not included.
For more information, go to PoliceTechnologyExchange.com.
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