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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 April 1, 2021. Canada Manitoba New Westminster Hermann, Daffydd, Inspector, Metro Vancouver Transit Police Winnipeg Pike, Shawn, Inspector, Winnipeg Police Service Ontario Cambridge *Hall, Carrie, Wellness Coordinator, Waterloo Regional Police Service Cambridge *Houston, Beth, Staff Sergeant, Waterloo Regional Police Service Hamilton Schulenberg, Martin, Superintendent, Hamilton Police Service Markham *de Jong, Stanley, Federal Park Warden, Parks Canada Agency Milton *Moore, Todd, Vice President of Cargo Theft & Specialty Risk, ISB Canada Toronto Ameloot, Richard, Inspector Deputy Director, Ontario Provincial Police Windsor *Bohdal, David, Health and Wellness Coordinator, Windsor Police Service Woodstock Longworth, Daryl, Chief of Police, Woodstock Police Service Quebec Montreal *Plante, Martin, Vice President Chief Security Officer, GardaWorld Mexico Chihuahua Municipio de Juárez Aguirre Rodriguez, Luis Angel, Coordinador General de Policía, Secretaría de Seguridad Pública Municipal de Juárez, Chihuahua, México Nigeria Ado Ekiti *Akinbode, Shedrack, Inspector, Nigeria Police Force Lagos State Abioye, Sunday, Inspector, Nigeria Police Force Trinidad and Tobago Port of Spain Jackman, Michael, Assistant Superintendent of Police, Trinidad and Tobago Police Service United Kingdom Castleford *Townsley, Jane, Executive Director, International Association of Women Police United States Alabama Opelika Amerson, Tony, Captain, Opelika Police Department Robertsdale Stone, Tedd, Lieutenant, Robertsdale Police Department Trussville Cardwell, Greg, Captain, Trussville Police Department Alaska Anchorage *Crane, Cory, Sergeant, Anchorage Police Department *Shuey, Troy, Sergeant, Alaska Department of Public Safety Sitka Achee, Jean, Lieutenant, Sitka Police Department Arizona Buckeye *Bowen, Karlie, Management Assistant, Buckeye Police Department Florence Walls, Bruce, Chief of Police, Florence Police Department Phoenix *Cates, David, Captain, Arizona Department of Public Safety Llosa, Melisa, Inspector in Charge, US Postal Inspection Service Tempe *Johnson, Leanor, Professor Emeritus, Arizona State University Tucson McDonough, Sharon, Deputy Chief, Tucson Fire Dept Arkansas Little Rock Brice, Charlie, Captain, Arkansas State Capitol Police Caldwell, Travis D, Lieutenant, Arkansas State Capitol Police O' Kelley, Patrick, Deputy Director CID, Arkansas Insurance Department *Sipes, Dejuana, Administrative Assistant, Arkansas Assn of Chiefs of Police North Little Rock *Helton, Carmen, Sergeant, North Little Rock Police Department Thessing, Patrick, Chief of Police, North Little Rock Police Department California Alhambra Kennedy, Garrett, Assistant Chief of Police, Alhambra Police Department Berkeley *Perkins, Jamie, Sergeant, Berkeley Police Department Fairfield *Belk, Rebecca, Sergeant, Fairfield Police Department Fullerton Radus, Jon, Lieutenant, Fullerton Police Department Irvine Hall, Daniel, Lieutenant, Irvine Police Department Modesto Moffett, Thomas, Lieutenant, Modesto Police Department Novato Winter, Sophia, Lieutenant, Novato Police Department Oakley Beard, Paul, Lieutenant, Oakley Police Department Perris *Cortez, Rudy, Sergeant, Riverside County Sheriff's Department Pittsburg Galer, Phil, Lieutenant, Pittsburg Police Department Redwood Guiney, Daniel, Lieutenant, San Mateo County Sheriff's Office Salinas *Salas, Aurelio, Probation Services Manager, Monterey County Probation Department *Warner, Danny, Sergeant, Salinas Police Department San Bernardino Newport, Trevis, Deputy Chief, San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department San Bruno Brandenburg, Jeremy, Captain, San Bruno Police Department San Diego *Campbell, Jud, Lieutenant, San Diego Police Department Colon, Bernie, Captain, San Diego Police Department San Jose Rodriguez, Dalia, Assistant Sheriff, Santa Clara County Sheriff's Office Santa Ana *Kennedy, Mihaela,, Orange County Sheriff's Department Santa Monica *Thompson, Daniel, Vice President Global Security, Snap Inc Sausalito Stark, Daniel, Lieutenant, National Park Service South Pasadena *DuBois, Andrew, Corporal, South Pasadena Police Department Stockton *Redick, Jonni, Assistant Chief Ret, JLConsulting Solutions Vacaville Polen, Chris, Lieutenant, Vacaville Police Department Colorado Boulder Matlock, Tom, Commander, University of Colorado Boulder Police Department Broomfield Wederquist, Kurt, Commander, Broomfield Police Department Colorado Springs Deno, Scott, Commander, El Paso County Attorney's Office Hanenberg, Lari, Commander, El Paso County Sheriff's Office James, Andy, Bureau Chief, El Paso County Sheriff's Office Denver *Case, Alex, Chief Operating Officer, Cordillera Applications Group Lovato, Kimberly, Lieutenant, Denver Police Department Martinez, Jeffrey A, Chief of Police, Sheridan Police Department Littleton Smith, Andrew, Division Chief, Littleton Police Department Connecticut New London *Suarez, James, Master Patrol Officer, New London Police Department Delaware Newark Jones, Christopher, Lieutenant, Newark Police Department Wilmington *Kelly, Michael, Coordinator, Delaware Criminal Justice Council District of Columbia Washington *Cicco, Brian, Program Manager/PGA/IGA, Bureau of ATF Henry, Jason A, Unit Chief, Homeland Security Investigations *Maldonado, Jon, Global Outreach Coordinator, INTERPOL Washington *Worthy, Chris, Counsellor, British Embassy Washington Documet, Mario, Inspector/Deputy Branch Commander, US Secret Service Florida Boca Raton Flynn, Sean, Captain, Boca Raton Police Services Department Roberts, Elizabeth, Captain, Boca Raton Police Services Department Davenport Schrader, William, Lieutenant, Davenport Police Department Doral Howett, Ryan, Captain, Miami-Dade Police Department Fort Lauderdale *Albert, Debbie, Administrative Assistant, Broward County Sheriff's Office Greenlaw, Steven, Captain, Fort Lauderdale Police Department Groveland *Cardoso, Marcio, Lieutenant, Groveland Police Department Howey In The Hills Chester, Larry, Captain, Howey in the Hills Police Department Kissimmee *Thompson, Michael, Lieutenant, Kissimmee Police Department Lakeland *Lewis, Michael, Lieutenant, Lakeland Police Department Leesburg Barrett Jr, Gary, Lieutenant, Leesburg Police Department Orlando Casebolt, Adam C, Sergeant, University of Central Florida Police Department Durkee, Randall, Commander, Orange County Public Schools District Police Ormond Beach Roos, Christopher, Captain, Ormond Beach Police Department Panama City *Moss, Robert, Patrolman, Panama City Beach Police Department Port St Lucie Niemczyk, Leo, Commander, Port St Lucie Police Department Quincy *Hill, Carlos, Sergeant, Quincy Police Department Rockledge Waltemeyer, David, Deputy Chief of Police, Melbourne Police Department Tallahassee *Pope, Tambra, Research & Training - Curriculum Development, Florida Department of Law Enforcement Tampa *Hamlin, Marc J, Security Manager, Coca Cola Beverages of Florida West Palm Beach *Bernal, Ryan, Controller, Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office *Cunningham, Christine, Division Manager Records Management/Alternate Response Unit, Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office Georgia Acworth *St Onge, David, Detective Lieutenant, Acworth Police Department Atlanta Booker, Keith, Chief Deputy Marshal, US Marshals Service McKinzie, Pearlie, Deputy Chief of Police, Marta Police Department Brookhaven Jones-Harrell, Shameta, Major, Brookhaven Police Department Canton Britt, Erik, Captain, Cherokee Sheriff's Office Carrollton *Moore, Amanda, Corporal, Carrollton Police Department Chamblee Waasdorp, Jason, Assistant CID Commander, Chamblee Police Department Garden City Hampton, Eric, Major, Georgia Ports Authority Police Department Johns Creek Hood, Gregory, Captain, Johns Creek Police Department Kennesaw Ballard, Damon, Captain, Cobb County Police Department Peachtree City *Eden, Brian, Sergeant, Peachtree City Police Department Sandy Springs Vik, Norman, Captain, Sandy Springs Police Department Idaho Boise *Curry, Jason, Senior Special Agent, US Department of Interior/Bureau of Land Management Hailey England, Steve, Chief of Police, Hailey Police Department Idaho Falls Marley, Jessica, Lieutenant, Idaho Falls Police Department Jerome Rubink, Duane, Captain, Jerome Police Department Illinois Addison Dempsey, Kevin, Commander, Addison Police Department Bartlett *Juzwin, Kathryn R, Police Psychologist, Bartlett Police Department Bourbonnais Barrie, Brent, Commander, Bourbonnais Police Department Centralia Whritenour, Steve, Administrative Sergeant, Centralia Police Department Champaign Henson, Matthew, Deputy Chief of Police, Champaign Police Department Chicago *Dawson, Elizabeth, Officer, Chicago Police Department Parham, Andre, Captain, Chicago Police Department Windle, Brian, Commander, Metra Police Department Deerfield Mazariegos, Juan, Commander, Deerfield Police Department Edwardsville *Sellers, Blake, Jail Sergeant, Madison County Sheriff's Office El Paso Montemurro, Joseph, Chief of Police, El Paso Police Department
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