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NCPEA Training Event

The North Carolina Police Executives Association will host a training program by Lt. Colonel Dave Grossman entitled "The Bulletproof Mind". The event will be on Thursday, March 11th, 2010 from 0900 - 1600 at Guilford Technical Community College, Jamestown Campus.

Cost for NCPEA Members is $15, non-members is $25. Both prices include lunch. This presentation is open to all law enforcement professionals including Patrol Officers, SRO's, Tactical Officers, Investigators, FTO's and Command Personnel

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2010 Winter Conference

Please mark you calendar for the NCACP Winter Conference to be held at the Crown Plaza in Asheville on January 24 through January 27. Our conference committee has done an excellent job in keeping down the cost (rooms for $75 a night) and developing an agenda pointed to current events in our profession. Chief Tim Ledford is working towards having part of the training count towards required in service. Several evening social events are also planned to inspire the networking we all need to be successful. Please mark these dates down and watch for further information to follow.

Special thanks to the Asheville Conference and Travel Bureau for provided some very useful information for our members planning to vist Asheville for the 2010 conference! Please following the link below for more:

http://www.exploreasheville.com/meetings-conventions/NCACP2010/index.aspx

Chief Merl Hamilton
NCACP President

Attachments:

2010 Attendee Registration Form
2010 Spouse Registration Form
2010 Conference Agenda
2010 Dues Renewal Form

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Leadership Training Opportunity (FREE)

The target audiences for this free, federally funded training program at the North Carolina Justice Academy are executive leaders representing a broad spectrum of public and private organizations that have official responsibility in implementing a capabilities-based approach to preparedness during a time of a community crisis.

This course is created to expand and sustain homeland security leadership across the country. Developed by the Western Community Policing Institute and the Virginia Center for Policing Innovation, the course is designed to be challenge and scenario-based, requiring active participation and problem-solving.

Read more: Leadership Training Opportunity (FREE)