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2013 Chiefs Legislative Day
March 26, 2013, almost 50 chiefs of police from across North Carolina met in Raleigh for NCACP Legislative Day. Attorney General Roy Cooper addressed the group prior to their visit at the general assembly. He thanked the association for their leadership in addressing various challenges that North Carolina law enforcement faces. The attorney general expressed the importance of galvanizing the nearly 400 chiefs of police in North Carolina and how vital the NCACP is in the state and to the law enforcement community.

Member chiefs and members of the executive board were greeted by North Carolina Speaker of the House Representative Thom Tillis. The speaker hosted the members in his office and held a round table discussion regarding various legislative concerns of the NCACP.

President Pro Tempore Senator Phil Berger and Speaker Tillis recognized the NCACP in both chambers and the NCACP received resounding applause and standing ovation from the senators and representatives.
Fred Baggett, Legislative Counsel for the NCACP, did an outstanding job of scheduling and co-coordinating the legislative day. Thank you Fred! The consensus of the chiefs present is to hold legislative days in Raleigh during the long sessions of the general assembly.
Click here for NCACP's Legislative Priorities.
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Welcome To The NCACP Website
The Board of Directors of the North Carolina Association of Chiefs of Police welcomes you to our website. Updates will constantly be posted throughout the year. We welcome any ideas, input or articles that you may want to share with our members. The NCACP is only as strong as our members and their participation.
Law Enforcement Administrators are facing many challenges in today's environment and sharing ideas, programs and successes with other administrators is essential in assuring efficiency, effectiveness and camaraderie. The mission of the NCACP is to serve every Chief of Police in North Carolina, regardless of the population of the city/town or size of the department. We look forward to hearing from each of you soon.

