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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 February 1, 2020. Canada Alberta Calgary *Ferland, Stacey L, Manager Psychological Services CPS, Calgary Police Service Camrose LaGrange, Dean T, Chief of Police, Camrose Police Service British Columbia Vancouver *Gill, Anita, Port Security Officer, Vancouver Fraser Port Authority *Wright, Andrea, Executive Director, Vancouver Police Foundation Ontario Aurora *Weinberg, Dalit, Psychologist, York Regional Police Cambridge *Gloade, Marg, Manager Strategic Services, Waterloo Regional Police Service *Houston, Beth, Sergeant, Waterloo Regional Police Service *Lowther, Laurie, Help Desk Supervisor, Waterloo Regional Police Service *Sudds, Julie, Staff Sergeant, Waterloo Regional Police Service *Yeoman, Alison, Staff Sergeant (Acting), Waterloo Regional Police Service London Betts, Stuart, Deputy Chief of Police, London Police Service *Murchland, Emmett, Deputy Constable, Ontario Provincial Police Ottawa Normandin, Luce, Superintendent, RCMP *Whelan, Alison, Executive Director, RCMP Sudbury Weber, Sheilah, Deputy Chief of Police, Greater Sudbury Police Service Nigeria Abuja Abubakar, Aisha, Deputy Chief Detective Superintendent, Economic & Financial Crimes Commission Adegbite, Tunde, Chief Superintendent of Police, Nigeria Police Force Kaduna Mailafia, Yakubu, Chief Superintendent of Police, Economic & Financial Crimes Commission Lagos *Datsok Musa, Steven, Chief Superintendent of Customs, Nigeria Customs Service *Itodo, Esteer, Sergeant, Nigeria Police Force *Otaru, Sandar, Inspector, Nigeria Police Force Lekki Taiwo, Babajide, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Nigeria Police Force Obalende Ladipo, Oluseyi, Deputy Superintendent of Police, Nigeria Police Force United Kingdom England Poole, Dorset *Davies, Deborah, International Manager, Corporate IT Systems Ltd United States Arizona Buckeye *Rossi, Donna, Public Information Officer, Buckeye Police Dept Phoenix *Baehre, Kerilee, Applications Manager, Arizona Dept of Public Safety *Jefferys, Nancy, Administration Services Officer, Arizona Dept of Public Safety Roser, Steven, Chief of Police, Prescott Valley Police Dept Arkansas Little Rock *Thomas, Ed, Emergency Services Superintendent, Arkansas State Parks California Coachella Allen, Tracey D, Director of Tribal Public Safety, Indians Dept of Public Safety Escondido *Jackson, Damian, Detective, Escondido Police Dept Fullerton *Panza, Nancy, Professor, Clinical Psychologist, California State Univ-Fullerton Irvine *Crawford, Sean-Paul, Sergreant, Irvine Police Dept McLaughlin, Matthew, Lieutenant, Irvine Police Dept Los Angeles Rhambo Jr, Cecil W, Chief of Police, Los Angeles World Airports Police Ontario Watson, Ronald L, Captain, Ontario Police Dept Oroville Deal, Joe, Chief of Police, Oroville Police Dept Richmond Gard, Timothy, Lieutenant, Richmond Police Dept Sacramento *Carr, Matthew K, Senior Circuit Prosecutor/Deputy District Attorney, California District Attorney's Assn Cocagne, Brian, Lieutenant, California Hwy Patrol Sand City Ferrante, Brian, Chief of Police, Sand City Police Dept Ukiah Waidelich, Noble, Lieutenant, Ukiah Police Dept Colorado Boulder Gosage, Ron, Commander, Boulder Police Dept Colorado Springs *Palin, Nathan, Manager, National Strength and Conditioning Assn Denver *Avendano, Sharon, Officer, Denver Police Dept *Davidson, John, Senior Criminal Investigator, Denver District Attorneys Office *Waidler, Bobby, Sergeant Coordinator Resiliency/Wellness & Peer Support, Denver Police Dept Fort Collins Pearson, Jackie, Lieutenant, Fort Collins Police Services Glenwood Springs *Ford, Adam L, Deputy, Garfield Co Sheriff's Office Monument Hudson, Jonathan, Sergeant, Monument Police Dept Connecticut Stonington *O'Shaughnessy, Robert, Police Commissioner, Stonington Police Commission Delaware Dover Cox, Matthew E, New Castle Operations Officer/Major, Delaware State Police District of Columbia Washington *Adams, Latonya, Sergeant, Federal Reserve Board Police *Ashley, Tara, Student, American Univ *Barksdale, Keisha, Sergeant, Federal Reserve Board Police Bucossi, Lorenzo, Police Attache, Embassy of Italy Heitman, Vincent, Lieutenant Colonel, Dept of Defense Pulliam, Michael, Captain, Metropolitan Police Dept *Sobaga, David, Police Liaison Officer, Embassy of France Florida Boca Raton Buhr, Peter J, Captain, Boca Raton Police Services Dept Clermont Draper, Malcolm R, Staff Sergeant/Acting Lieutenant, Clermont Police Dept Fort Lauderdale McGregor, Bruce A, Captain, Broward Co Sheriff's Office *Daly, Delia, Deputy, Broward Co Sheriff's Office Maitland Palmer, Ralph, Captain, Maitland Police Dept Tallahassee *Lowe, Jason, Project Manager, City of Tallahassee Idaho Boise *Kepler, Richard, Crime Analyst, Ada Co Sheriff's Office Illinois Arlington Heights Gyorke, Shawn P, Deputy Chief of Police, Arlington Heights Police Dept Carol Stream Incrocci, Camillo J, Commander, Carol Stream Police Dept Chicago Wiser, Richard, Commander, Chicago Police Dept Des Plaines *Schmidt, Wayne, Consultant, AELE Law Enforcement Legal Center Elgin Schuessler, Adam, Commander, Elgin Police Dept Marengo Fritz, Paul, Interim Chief of Police, Marengo Police Dept Naperville Lee, Robert, Deputy Chief of Police, Naperville Police Dept O'Fallon Matevey, David, Captain, O'Fallon Police Dept Indiana Indianapolis Northington, James, Lieutenant, Indiana Univ Police Dept Lafayette *O?Shields, Ian, Specialist, Lafayette Police Dept Mitchell Shirley, Justin, Chief of Police, Mitchell Police Dept Iowa Marengo Gray, Benjamin, Chief of Police, Marengo Police Dept Kansas Leavenworth *Hall, Danny, Sergeant, Leavenworth Police Dept Lenexa Middlebusher, Michael, Captain, Johnson Co Park Police Administration Lindsborg Davis, Michael, Chief of Police, Lindsborg Police Dept Overland Park *Schmidt, Terry, Detective, Overland Park Police Dept Kentucky Fort Campbell *Alvarez, Yamileiry, Special Agent, US Army Criminal Investigation Command Louisiana Baton Rouge Sibley, Darren, Assistant Chief of Police, Central Police Dept Covington Culpeper, Danny, Deputy Chief, St Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office Ferrell, Michael L, Deputy Chief, St Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office Wicker, Wayne T, Deputy Chief, St Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office Maryland Annapolis Gilbert, Jennifer, Captain, Anne Arundel Co Sheriff's Office Baltimore *Schoenbrodt, Lisa, Chair/Profesor, Loyola Univ Maryland Upper Marlboro *Baldwin, Shannon R, Corporal, Prince George's Co Police Dept Massachusetts Milford Pighetti, Michael, Chief of Police, Milford Police Dept Newton Manning, Robert, Captain, Lasell Univ Police Dept Norwood *Bishop, Patrick M, Patrolman, Norwood Police Dept Springfield Clapprood, Cheryl C, Police Commissioner, Springfield Police Dept Cochrane, William C, Deputy Chief of Police, Springfield Police Dept Kent, Steven M, Deputy Chief of Police, Springfield Police Dept Michigan Grand Rapids Ostapowicz, Mark, Captain, Grand Rapids Police Dept Novi *Moulik, Sarah, Police Officer, Novi Police Dept South Rockwood *Sparks, Bryan, Patrol Officer, South Rockwood Police Dept Minnesota Elk River Zawacki, Ben, Captain, Sherburne Co Sheriff's Office Floodwood Van Guilder, Vern, Chief of Police, Floodwood Police Dept Fridley *Todd, Andrew, Sergeant, Fridley Police Dept Saint Paul Eastham, John, Commander, Ramsey Co Sheriff's Office Missouri Cameron Bashor, Rick, Chief of Police, Cameron Police Dept Chesterfield *Winckel, Robbie, Chief of Security, Parkway School District Osage Beach O'Day, Michael A, Administrative Lieutenant, Osage Beach Police Dept Taylor, Tim, Lieutenant, Osage Beach Police Dept Nevada Las Vegas *Moser, Lauren, Special Agent, US Treasury Dept New Hampshire Brentwood Bashaw, Christopher, Major, Rockingham Co Sheriff's Dept New Jersey Mahwah Bussinelli, Guido, Detective Captain, Mahwah Police Department Maple Shade Fletcher, Christopher J, Chief of Police, Maple Shade Police Department Milford Gutsick, Sean P, Chief of Police, Holland Twp Police Dept Washington Twp Skinner, Richard, Chief of Police, Washington Twp Police Dept New York Albany Bruen, Kevin P, First Deputy Superintendent, New York State Police Brooklyn *Kravets, Diana, Police Officer, New York City Police Dept Hempstead Colgan, Kevin S, Assistant Chief of Police, Hempstead Police Dept Jamaica *Martinez, Christopher, Assistant Professor, St Johns Univ Lancaster Karn, William J, Chief of Police, Lancaster Town Police Dept Skaneateles *Czyz, Joshua, Chaplain, Critical Support Services Washingtonville Zaccaro, Brian S, Chief of Police, Washingtonville Police Dept White Plains Johnson, Larry, Captain, White Plains Dept of Public Safety Yonkers *Edwards, Autumn, Detective, Yonkers Police Dept Sapienza, Christopher L, Deputy Chief of Police, Yonkers Police Dept North Carolina Asheville *Frost, Stephen, Reserve Deputy, Buncombe Co Sheriff's Office North Dakota Bismarck *Henke, Shannon W, Sergeant, North Dakota Hwy Patrol Ohio Cincinnati Blum, Brian, Lieutenant, Amberley Village Police Dept Columbus Sagle, Robert, Commander, Columbus
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