Board Members

Members of our Board. Click on their photos to learn more about them.

Safford - Joe Brugman - Organization President

Marana - Terry Rozema - Immediate Past President

Apache Junction - Thomas E. Kelly - First Vice President

Chief Roy Minter - Second Vice President

City of Surprise - Terry Young - Third Vice President

City of Winslow - Daniel Brown - Fourth Vice President

City of Tempe - Sylvia Moir - Fifth Vice President

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John Bennett - Ad Hoc Member - Paradise Valley PD (Retired)

Roxie Heussner - Executive Director

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Upcoming Events

Tue Jul 17, 2018Law Enforcement Summit in Flagstaff, AZ

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Wed Sep 12, 2018Annual Conference and Vendor Show in Laughlin, NV

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Thu Oct 4, 2018IACP Orlando

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Job Openings

City of Surprise Public Safety Communication Officer: click here to apply

City of Peoria Police Chief Opening: click here to apply

Salt River Police Department Pubic Safety Communications Manager: click here to apply

City of Globe Police Chief Opening: click here to apply

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The next time you are conducting a hiring or promotional process, please contact the Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police. We offer entry-level exams for police officers and dispatchers, as well as promotional exams developed by Stanard & Associates

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