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Iacp New Members 44 Canal Center Plaza, Suite 200 | Alexandria, VA 22314, USA | 703.836.6767 or 1.800.THEIACP | www.theIACP.org IACP NEW MEMBERS New member applications are published pursuant to the provisions of the IACP Constitution. If any active member in good standing objects to an applicant, written notice of the objection must be submitted to the Executive Director within 60 days of publication. The full membership listing can be found in the online member directory under the Participate tab of the IACP website. Associate members are indicated with an asterisk (*). All other listings are active members. Published April 1, 2020. 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Alaba Oluwatoyin, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Nigeria Police Force Alabi, Olusoji, Chief Superintendent of Police, Nigeria Police Force Abuja Ogunniyi, Sodijo Olufunmilayo, Assistant Superintendent, Nigeria Customs Service Federal Capital Territory Ene Sandra, Oche, Superintendent, Nigeria Customs Service Ibadan Aburumen, Ayodele, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Nigeria Police Force *Barinkin, Rhoda A, Inspector, Nigeria Police Force Umaru, Ayuba, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Nigeria Police Force Lagos Kehinde, Johnson, Chief Superintendent of Police, Nigeria Police Force United States Alabama Opelika Clifton, Johnathan L, Captain, Opelika Police Dept Alaska Anchorage Patzke, Marc, Lieutenant, Anchorage Police Dept Arizona Oro Valley Gracie, Mike, Lieutenant, Oro Valley Police Dept Trevizo, Carmen, Lieutenant, Oro Valley Police Dept Tucson Bader, Scott, Chief of Police, Tucson Airport Authority Police Dept *Barkman, Weaver, Instructor, Pima College Law Enforcement Academy Arkansas Crossett Cruce, John, Chief of Police, Crossett Police Dept Little Rock Keller, Paul, Deputy Commissioner-Director Criminal Investigation, AR Insurance Dept California Alameda Emmitt, Jeffery, Captain, Alameda Police Dept McMullen, Matthew, Captain, Alameda Police Dept Chino *Collaso, Ernie, District Attorney Investigator, Orange Co District Attorney's Office Concord Nakayama, James, Captain, Concord Police Dept El Cajon Moulton, Michael, Chief of Police, El Cajon Police Dept Escondido Skaja, Eric, Captain, Escondido Police Dept Folsom Lockhart, Brian, Lieutenant, Folsom Police Dept Fremont *Rodriguez, Michael, Sergeant, Fremont Police Dept Los Angeles Russo, John A, Lieutenant II, Los Angeles Police Dept *Shao, Albert, Officer, Los Angeles World Airports Police Monterey *Nottingham, Steve, Officer, Monterey Police Dept Oakland Russell, Tara, Captain, Alameda Co Sheriff's Office Placentia Perry, Brian, Lieutenant, Placentia Police Dept Rancho Cordova Johnson, Robin, Lieutenant, California Hwy Patrol Sacramento *Gunther-Allen, Janette, Deputy Director, Western States Information Network/RISS San Diego *Wohler, Jeffrey, Chairman, San Diego Police Foundation San Rafael Holton, Lisa, Lieutenant, San Rafael Police Dept Santa Monica *Watson, Lowell, Sergeant, Santa Monica Police Dept Temecula Sampson, Joe, Chief Tribal Ranger, Pechanga Tribal Rangers Colorado Broomfield *Burke, Gwen, Police Officer, Broomfield Police Dept Colorado Springs *Whitney, Nathan, Senior Assistant County Attorney, El Paso Co Attorney's Office Commerce City *Billings, Shawn, Senior Deputy, Adams Co Sheriffs Office Flynn, Dennis, Commander, Commerce City Police Dept *Hindman, Doug, Senior Business Analyst, City of Commerce Fort Collins *Martinez, Rena, Director Information Services, Fort Collins Police Services Lakewood Maestas, Michael J, Commander, Lakewood Police Dept *Rosenthal, Allison, DUI Statistical Analyst, Colorado Dept Of Public Safety Vail *Brown, Troy, Systems Administrator, Vail Communications Center Woodland Park De Young, Miles, Chief of Police, Woodland Park Police Dept District of Columbia Washington *Clow, David, Deputy Chief Information Officer, Metropolitan Police Dept Haiman, Marvin, Executive Director PDB, Metropolitan Police Dept *Holmes, Michael, Counsellor, Embassy of Canada Florida Fort Myers *Magas, James, Director of Public Safety, Gainesville *Lormil, Farrah, Corporal, Gainesville Police Dept *Scott, Lisa, Sergeant, Gainesville Police Dept *Valdes, Lynne, Sergeant, Gainesville Police Dept Green Cove Springs *Ford, Andrew, Public Information Officer/Deputy Sheriff, Clay Co Sheriff's Office Haines City Stewart, Loyd, Deputy Chief of Police, Haines City Police Dept Hallandale Beach *Higgins, Jennifer, K9 Officer, Hallandale Beach Police Dept Jones, Megan, Captain, Hallandale Beach Police Dept Jacksonville *Jolly, Carol, Coordinator, Institute of Police Technology & Management Kissimmee *Ortiz, Jeinly, Sergeant, Kissimmee Police Dept Orlando Alberti, Jaime R, Police Commander, Orange Co Public Schools District Police *Barton, Jennifer, Sergeant, Orange Co Sheriff's Office *Busch, Karen, Digital Forensic Investigator, Orange Co Sheriff's Office Demps, Denise, Major, Orange Co Sheriff's Office *Donoghue, Sharon, Human Resource Director, Orange Co Sheriff's Office Huggins, Mary, Captain, Orange Co Sheriff's Office McKinley, Pamela, Lieutenant, Orange Co Sheriff's Office *Morris, Josephine, Sergeant, Orange Co Sheriff's Office *Pierce, Sheri, Supervisor, Orange Co Sheriff's Office *Riley, Cornita, Chief Ret, Orange Co Sheriff's Office Santana, Mariluz, Captain, Orange Co Sheriff's Office *Shaheed, Michelle, Sergeant, Orange Co Sheriff's Office Strange, Ashley, Lieutenant, Orange Co Sheriff's Office Wallis, Susan, Captain, Orange Co Sheriff's Office Pompano Beach Hedelund, Martin W, Captain, Broward Sheriff's Office Saint Leo *Kosarko, Craig, Student, Saint Leo Univ Sanford McCoy, Stacie, Lieutenant, Sanford Police Dept South Miami Nanney, Charles, Assistant Chief of Police, South Miami Police Dept St Augustine Harrell, Kathi, Administrative Lieutenant, St Augustine Beach Police Dept Tallahassee *Colella, Kristy, Senior Research Associate, Institute for Intergovernmental Research Glenny, Heather, Lieutenant, Florida Hwy Patrol King, Lenita, Lieutenant, Florida Hwy Patrol Tampa *Diaz, Eric, Sergeant, Tampa International Airport Police Dept Georgia Albany *Jackson, Lataevia S, Corporal, Albany Police Dept *Williams, Marita A, Sergeant, Albany Police Dept Decatur Posey, Mitchell, Inspector, Georgia Bureau of Investigation Dunwoody Krieg, Patrick, Lieutenant, Dunwoody Police Dept Suwanee Mooney, Ronnie, Deputy Chief of Police, Suwanee Police Dept Tifton Hyman, Oscar, Chief of Police, Tifton Police Dept Illinois Brookfield *Alvarado, Rafael, Sergeant, Brookfield Police Dept Calumet Park Corrigan, Gerard, Chief of Police, Calumet Park Police Dept Des Plaines Thompson, Brian, Chief of Police, Illinois Commerce Commission Police Dept Moweaqua McReynolds, Brian, Chief of Police, Moweaqua Police Dept Park Ridge *Brand, Paul, Chief Executive Officer, Mission Critical Psychological Services Schiller Park DeSimone, Joseph, Deputy Chief of Police, Schiller Park Police Dept Wauconda *Scott, Rodney, Administrative Supervisor, Wauconda Police Dept Indiana Crown Point Balbo, Vincent, Chief of Police, Lake Co Sheriff's Dept Franklin Summers, Scott, Deputy Chief of Police, Franklin Police Dept Noblesville Mann, John, Chief of Police, Noblesville Police Dept Iowa Iowa City Kansas Fort Leavenworth Starr, Meghan, Major, US Army Louisiana Lockport Matherne, Brennan M, PIO/Lieutenant, Lafourche Parish Sheriff's Office Maryland Glenarden Robinson, Darryn G, Lieutenant, Glenarden Police Dept Landover Fisher, Jason L, Major, Prince George's Co Police Dept *Williams, Robin G, Administrative Aid IV, Prince George's Co Police Dept Palmer Park *Cotterman, Christina M, Deputy Dir Media Relations, Prince 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