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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 July 1, 2019. Canada Alberta Edmonton *Kolstad, Scott, IT Customer Support Manager, Edmonton Police Service *MacMillan, Leanne, Police Officer, RCMP *Wong, Nathan, IT Infrastructure Manager, Edmonton Police Service British Columbia Vancouver *Chan, Jason, Sergeant, Vancouver Police Dept Ontario Cambridge *Allison, Jeffery, Coordinator Client Services, Waterloo Regional Police Service *Hilhorst, Bob, IT Director, Waterloo Regional Police Service London *Dymock, Amanda, Constable, London Police Service *Yeo, Bradly, Constable, London Police Service Mississauga *Fischer, Mark, Police Officer, Peel Regional Police *Kral, Dan, Constable, Peel Regional Police Toronto *Di Tommaso, Mario, Deputy Solicitor General, Ministry of the Solicitor General Iceland Reykjavik Gylfason, Gylfi H, Superintendent of Police, National Commissioner of the Police Mexico Morelos Cuernavaca Banda Ruiz, Anabel, Directora General Prevencion Violencia del Estado, Comision Estatal de Seguridad Publica Morelos Calvo Mendez, Karen Amor, Policia/Operativo, Comision Estatal de Seguridad Publica Morelos Hernandez Sandoval, Deivi, Policia Segundo/Operativo, Comision Estatal de Seguridad Publica Morelos Sanchez Ocampo, Vidalia, Directora General Centros De Justicia Las Mujeres, Fiscalia General del Estado de Morelos Toledo Camacho, Norma Angelica, Fiscal Especialzada, Fiscalia General del Estado de Morelos Quintana Roo Benio Juarez Requena Ochoa, Concepcion, Directora General de Paticipcion Ciudadana, Fiscalia General del Estado de Quintana Roo Carrillo Alvarado, Fatima Dulce Maria, Administrativo, Secretaria de Seguridad Publica Quintana Roo Navarrete Hernandez, Alejandra, Coodinadora de Vinculacion, Secretaria de Seguridad Publica Quintana Roo Chetumal May Azueta, Jazivy Marylett, Directora Academica, Secretaria de Seguridad Publica Quintana Roo Nigeria Abuja Adekunle, Sulaimon I, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Nigeria Police Force Amaka, Muibi Ebele, Deputy Superintendent of Corps, Nigeria Security & Civil 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Bureau Lin, Kuo-Ching, Commissioner, Miaoli Co Police Bureau Nantou Chen, Mu-Shu, Commissioner, Nantou Co Police Bureau Lee, Chang-Chin, Chief, Nantou Co Police Bureau New Taipei City Chen, Chih-Chen, Commander, National Police Agency Taiwan Che-Wen, Chen, Commissioner, New Taipei City Police Dept Han-Ching, Li, Deputy Commissioner, New Taipei City Police Dept Taichung Lee, Fu-Yuh, Division Chief, Taichung City Police Dept Taichung Yang, Yuan-Ming, Commissioner, Taichung City Police Dept Taipei Chen, Ching-Nan, General Commander, National Police Agency Taiwan Hsuan, Chieh-Tzu, Director Police Broadcasting Service, National Police Agency Taiwan Tsai, Tsan-Po, Deputy Director General, National Police Agency Taiwan Tsao, Chin-Huei, Director, National Police Agency Taiwan United Kingdom Durham Cuozzo, Umberto, Detective Superintendent, Durham Constabulary United States Alabama Daphne Ardis, Reginald, Lieutenant, Daphne Police Dept Helena Folmar, Peter, Chief of Police, Helena Police Dept Mobile *Geary, Jonathan, Deputy, Mobile Co Sheriff's Office Mountain Brook *Garrison, Jessica, Marketing, Clearview Orange Beach *Springsteen, Richard, IT Director, Orange Beach Police Dept Arizona Glendale *Benson, Michael, Sergeant, Arizona Rangers Phoenix Argetsinger, Herold L, Postal Inspector, US Postal Inspection Service *Cooper, Jesse W, Police Administrator, Phoenix Police Dept *McDonald, Jeromy, Sergeant, Arizona Dept of Public Safety Sutphen, James, Investigations Manager, Arizona Dept of Gaming Scottsdale Walz, Arlyn, Commander, Maricopa Co Community Colleges Police Dept Tempe Thompson, John, Commander, Arizona State Univ Police Dept Arkansas Forrest City *Puder, Daniel K, Deputy, St Francis Co Sheriff's Office Little Rock Doyle, J Eric, Postal Inspector, US Postal Inspection Service Higgins, Eric S, Sheriff, Pulaski Co Sheriff's Office *Neill, Rick L, Lieutenant, Arkansas State Police *Rhoads, Roby, Captain, Arkansas State Police California Berkeley Durbin, Michael, Lieutenant, Berkeley Police Dept Louis, Jennifer, Captain, Berkeley Police Dept Rolleri, Rico, Captain, Berkeley Police Dept Schofield, Kevin, Lieutenant, Berkeley Police Dept Brea *Garduna, Jesse, Police Officer, Brea Police Dept Chula Vista *Wood, Eric, Police Technology Manager, Chula Vista Police Dept Clayton Warren, Elise, Chief of Police, Clayton Police Dept Elk Grove *Lamm, Daniel, Law Enforcement Liaison, California Office of Traffic Safety Fresno Bessinger, Drew M, Chief of Police, Fresno-Yosemite Airport Police Dept Los Angeles Bert, Jeffrey, Commander, Los Angeles Police Dept *Fleming, Joseph, Lieutenant, Los Angeles Police Dept Katz, Steven, Commander, Los Angeles Co Sheriff's Dept Ramirez, Rafael, Captain, Los Angeles Police Dept Robateau, Anthony C, Postal Police Captain, US Postal Inspection Service *Stark, Richard, Sergeant II, Los Angeles Police Dept Yanagi, Brian, Captain, Los Angeles Co Sheriff's Dept Newark Macias, Jolie, Lieutenant, Newark Police Dept Norwalk *Ho, Jimmy, Technician Team LACRIS, Los Angeles Co Sheriff's Dept *Holguin, Edward, Senior Information System Analyst, Los Angeles Co Sheriff's Dept Sabatini, Derek, Lieutenant, Los Angeles Co Sheriff's Dept *Suede, Stuart, IT Specialist, Los Angeles Co Sheriff's Dept Oakland Jennings, Jeffrey H, Deputy Chief of Police, Bay Area Rapid Transit Police Dept Sacramento Madison, Chet, Chief Deputy, Sacramento Co Sheriff's Office San Francisco Butler, David V, Postal Police Captain, US Postal Inspection Service *Worthy, Kyra, Executive Director, San Francisco Safe Inc San Rafael *Brovelli, Michael, Sergeant, Marin Co Sheriff's Office Santa Barbara *Drayton, Rashun, Sergeant, Santa Barbara Police Dept Santa Monica *Lieb, Matthew, Officer, Santa Monica Police Dept *Marler, Tim, Research Engineer, RAND Corp Stockton *Thomas, Brandy, Police Services Manager, Stockton Police Dept Torrance *Masalcas, Jason, Sergeant, Torrance Police Dept *Woodward, Michael, Sergeant, Torrance Police Dept Tracy Ysit, Kami, Lieutenant, Tracy Police Dept West Sacramento *Tamkin, Gary W, Medical Director, California Hwy Patrol Colorado Broomfield *Cornish, Cari J, Psychologist, Cari J Cornish LLC Denver *Cole, Trey, Psychologist, Nicoletti-Flater Associates Fort Collins *Willard, Jeff, Police Applications Manager, Fort Collins Police Services Lakewood *Hall, Wayne, Senior Business Relationship Manager/Analyst, City of Lakewood *Oliveras, Isaac, Software Engineer, City of Lakewood Pueblo Martin, James, Captain, Pueblo Police Dept Connecticut Uncasville Radford, David O, Lieutenant, Montville Police Dept Delaware Milford *Kosiorowski, Miles, Corporal, Milford Police Dept *Maloney, TImothy, Senior Corporal/Detective, Milford Police Dept New Castle Dixon, William E, Postal Police Captain, US Postal Inspection Service District of Columbia Washington Carter, Tamara N, Postal Police Captain, US Postal Inspection Service McCamey, Andre D, Postal Police Captain, US Postal Inspection Service Sheehan, Richard F, Postal Inspector, US Postal Inspection Service Wagner, Jessica L, Postal Inspector, US Postal Inspection Service Florida Crescent City Carman, Mark, Chief of Police, Crescent City Police Dept Delray Beach Sapino, Gene D, Assistant Chief of Police, Delray Beach Police Dept Fort Lauderdale *Cooper, Shelunda, Sergeant Special Projects, Broward Co Sheriff's Office Green Cove Springs *Stevenson, Heather, System Server Administrator, Clay Co Sheriff's Office Jacksonville *Blinn, Bradley, Information Tech Analyst, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office *Peake, Kirby, Information Technology Analyst, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office *Rayburn, Maria, Administrative Officer, Jacksonville Aviation Authority Police Dept *Sines, Kevin, Infrastructure Manager, Jacksonville Sheriff's Office *Sulinski-Steffens, Nancy, IT Tech Online Training Video Analyst, Institute of Police Technology & Management Taylor, Matthew, Lieutenant, Univ of Florida Police Dept Jacksonville Beach Smith, Gene Paul N, Chief of Police,
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