About AACP
The Alberta Association of Chiefs of Police (AACP) provides the law enforcement leadership of Alberta the opportunity to regularly meet in order to adapt to changing political and social environments, influence decision makers, examine emerging crime trends and public safety concerns to make decisions on law enforcement related matters impacting the citizens of Alberta. We continue to seek out and establish partnerships with our public and private sector organizations to promote initiatives relative to public safety.
AACP Mission
To provide visible, credible, leadership related to policing and public safety through advocacy, innovation, partnership, and communication. To support our people and develop the next generation of police/public safety leaders.
Our members demonstrate the following values in our decision-making and our behaviours with members, partners, and stakeholders.
Leadership
visible, credible, impactful leadership. Provide it. Develop it.
Advocacy
toward government, for police, for Albertans.
Partnerships
to solve problems and make communities safer.
Professionalism
promoting the highest ideals of policing and building trust.
Excellence
in all we do.
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In recognition of not only the historical trauma but to acknowledge the living trauma of the Survivors of residential schools and the Sixties Scoop, effective immediately all polic…
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Why a Whole-of-System Approach is Crucial to Improving Community Safety and Wellbeing Outcomes Video presentation from The Alberta Recovery Conference…
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Today, Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023, a panel of delegates will be addressing the issue of decriminalization at the Alberta Recovery Conference. The panel will also present a research p…
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Our Core Functions
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Develop and advocate for best practices and standards that promote excellence in policing, public safety, and community well-being.
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Adapt to and influence changing political and social environments.
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Influence decision makers on issues impacting community safety (and policing).
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Provide a trusted platform for discussion and networking among public safety and police leaders from across Alberta.
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Facilitate the professional development of future police leaders.
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Advise Alberta Emergency Services and Public Safety on policing standards and training.
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Be a member of the governing body for ALERT (Alberta Law Enforcement Response Team), Police Executive Committee (PEC) of Criminal Intelligence Service Alberta (CISA) and represent the association on National/International Chiefs Committees.