During the CALEA Spring Conference in Huntsville, AL 49 agencies were award either Law Enforcement, Communications, Training Academy, or Campus Security Accreditation.

CALEA is pleased to announce the appointment of five new Commission Mexican Delegates. These delegates will review all Mexican agencies for CALEA Accreditation.

An insightful article that outlines the benefits and reasons your agency should be accredited.

The accreditation process provides opportunities for agencies to provide consistent delivery of high quality public safety services. Concurrent with this process, significant benefits are also realized by agencies and employees. Line-level employees may not be aware of some of the positive features associated with working at an accredited agency. This article highlights the value of CALEA accreditation when communicating agency expectations, seeking grants for equipment used by line-level employees, and defending against civil litigation.

Over the years I have been repeatedly reminded that relatively small numbers of outliers generally consume the majority of an organization's energy and resources. This means those having no intentions of contributing positively to the stated cause require more attention than those that come to work every day and consistently do their jobs well.

In the 4-year cycle, file review is conducted annually during remote web-based assessments. This process is conducted by Compliance Service Members (CSM). CSMs are another point of contact for agencies during the assessment cycle.

Federal Funds Available for PREA Implementation from Impact Justice

The Commission congratulates Commissioner Marlon Lynch on his promotion to Senior Vice President of Campus Services and Safety.

CALEA and the Police Foundation conducted a webinar introducing the National Law Enforcement Applied Research & Data Platform.

The CALEA Standards for Law Enforcement Agencies Manual, has been updated to version 6.7. This manual is currently available in your agency PowerDMS site. Version 6.7 includes a correction to language in standard 71.3.1. When appropriate please publish the latest version of the sixth edition manual