Education and TrainingNew Chief Mentoring 2017
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Education and Training
New Chief Mentoring
Peer Networking
CLEEP Awards
January 23 - 26, 2017
Forging Excellence in Alabama Law Enforcement
2017 Winter Conference Montgomery, Alabama
2017 AACOP
Executive Board
President Tommie Reese Demopolis Police Department (Ph) 334.289.3073
Vice President Ted Cook Mountain Brook Police Department (Ph) 205.802.3852
Secretary Chris McLean Satsuma Police Department (Ph) 251.675.0151
Sergeant at Arms Bill Partdridge Oxford Police Department (Ph) 256.835.6154
Immediate Past President Brad Kendrick Robertsdale Police Department (Ph) 251.947.2222
Chaplain Augie Hendershot Lexington Police Department (Ph) 256.229.5564
Executive Director/Treasurer Adrian Bramblett (Ph) 334.207.2712
District Representatives are also part of the AACOP Executive Board. A complete list of these representatives is on page 14.
L E A D E R S H I P
Committee Chairs
Emergency Response Committee Kenny Hallmark Hackleburg Police Department (Ph) 205.935.3133
Finance Brent Callihan Chatom Police Department (Ph) 251.847.2117
Legislative Shane Fulmer Jemison Police Department (Ph) 205.688.4491
Past Presidents Brad Kendrick Robertsdale Police Department (Ph) 251.947.2222
Site and Conference Jim Peterson Guntersville Police Department (Ph) 256.571.7569
Training and Education Thomas Mangham (Retired) Opelika Police Department (Ph) 334.705.5205
AACOP District Reps are listed on page 14 along with a map of the districts.
AACOP MEMBER
Mark Thompson
Jeff Manuel Kenny Culpepper David Carpenter Steven Parrish
Members Representing AACOP on State Boards
COMMITTEE OR BOARD
AACOP MEMBER
COMMITTEE OR BOARD
Alcohol Advisory Board of the Department of Forensic Sciences
Greg Turley
Alcohol Advisory Board of the Department of Forensic Sciences
ACJIC
Allan Ragan
Peace Officer Annuity Fund
AL DHS Mutual Aid System
John Anderson
APOSTC
SACOP
Louis Zook
AL Open Records/Fusion Center
Child Death Review Team Alabama Safe Schools Taskforce
Kelvin Mitchell Monty McGougan Angie Spates
ADECA Drug Task Force/Major Crimes
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MISSISSIPPI
Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police
T ENNESSEE
P.O. Box 211285 | Montgomery, AL 36121
GEORGIA
FLORIDA
334.207.2712 (Adrian) | 334.730.8065 (Joe) |
Happy New Year! As we welcome 2017 and embrace the fresh beginning of a new year, I believe it is imperative that we look back and reflect upon the events of the past year. 2016 has been an extraordinarily challenging year for professional law enforcement, not only in Alabama, but throughout our country. In the wake of highly publicized events involving police and community, there has been a groundswell of scrutiny often echoed in mistrust of police. We should know that the majority of people embrace us and appreciate the necessary and dangerous work we do. This is so because the overwhelming number of law enforcement officers in Alabama care deeply about the communities they serve.
I must say it has been an honor serving you as your President of the Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police for the 2016 ? 2017 term. I am proud to follow a long line of professional law enforcement leaders who have led this association by promoting professionalism, integrity, education and training. I want to thank you for giving me the opportunity to serve in this role. I would also like to thank the leadership of the City of Demopolis for their support.
The Executive Board of the Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police would like to thank all Alabama law enforcement agencies for keeping the communities of our state safe. It takes a cooperative effort by all individuals dedicated to their profession to ensure that we use whatever methods necessary to keep our cities safe. AACOP is comprised of very intelligent and innovative people who are knowledgeable in law enforcement, leadership and legislation.
AACOP has been involved and extremely proactive in matters affecting our profession. We have spent countless hours throughout the State to help shape the future in positive ways. Our end goals must always be aimed at supporting and protecting police officers and the communities we serve. To that end, I am proud to report that AACOP has worked diligently on your behalf to implement the First Responders 50% off tuition program with Faulkner University. This program currently allows 50% off on your college degree to all first responders in the State of Alabama. I feel that this is a significant step towards our officers getting their desired degree at half the cost.
Thanks to Chief Ernest Finley and the Montgomery Police Department for their support and assistance with the conference and hosting chief's night. Special thanks to Adrian Bramblett and Joe Roy for your dedication and loyalty to this association. Words cannot express my appreciation for these two servants of AACOP for they make the job easy.
In closing, again welcome to the AACOP Winter Conference 2017 and I look forward to working with each of you for the betterment of our profession and communities
Your President
Tommie J. Reese Chief of Police City of Demopolis, AL
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CONFERENCE GUIDELINES AND POLICIES
General Guidelines
? Dress is business casual; however, Uniforms (Class A) or ties are optional on Tuesday. ? Please set cell phones/pagers to silent during meetings and training sessions and
excuse yourself quietly from the room if you must take a call. ? All weapons must be secured in your room or vehicle or carried concealed unless
you are on duty. The Montgomery PD requests that you do not leave these weapons visible as this increases the risk of theft. ? The hotel is not responsible for items left in vehicles. Please remember to secure your personal items (laptops, cell phones, weapons) by locking your vehicles at all times.
Conference Identification and Meals
? Official AACOP conference nametags must be worn by all registered participants for access to AACOP functions and meals (this includes spouses, additional staff, children and other guests).
? Breakfast and parking are included with your room reservation at the Montgomery Renaissance.
? Single rate rooms will receive one voucher for each morning, double rate rooms will receive two vouchers for each morning (additional breakfast meals can be purchased from the hotel). Breakfast will be served in Alabama Ballroom A on Tuesday and Wednesday.
? Additional conference meals can be purchased at the AACOP registration table.
Door Prizes and Grand Prize Drawings
? Only active members in good standing are eligible (please have your current member card available for verification).
? Must be present to win door prizes. ? Grand prize drawings are based on completed sponsor visitation pages (completed
forms must be submitted to the AACOP registration table by 3pm Wednesday).
Door prize donations are provided at the AACOP Winter Conference by Chiefs from the Northern Districts of Alabama.
AACOP Winter Conference Volunteers
AACOP would like to thank Retired Chief Ron Merkh and Barbara Merkh for their dedication and willingness to volunteer at AACOP conferences for so many years. AACOP also extends thanks to Amanda Roy for volunteering her time and efforts.
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MISSISSIPPI
T ENNESSEE
Winter Conference Information
GEORGIA
January 23 - 26, 2017
FLORIDA
Montgomery, Alabama
The Alabama Association of Chiefs of Police Would Like to Thank the Following Hosts and Executive Sponsors
for Their Contributions to the 2017 Winter Conference
Hosts
Please join AACOP in thanking Chief Ernest Finley and the Montgomery Police Department for providing the opening ceremonies Honor Guard, Tuesday night's dinner, as well as security and conference support. AACOP extends thanks to Mr. J. Christopher Murphy, Director of Public Safety for the City of Montgomery, Mayor Todd Strange, the City of Montgomery, and the Montgomery Convention and Visitors Bureau for their conference support and welcoming of the Alabama Chiefs of Police to Montgomery in 2017. AACOP would also like to offer special thanks to Major Jeff Walker for his time, effort and dedication to making this conference a success.
Executive Sponsors
Alabama Power - Training Sponsor
APOSTC - Financial Support for CLEEP Education
AT&T - Wednesday Morning Break
Galls - Monday and Tuesday Evening Hospitality
Bancorp Leasing and Fleet Management - Monday Morning Coffee
Blaze Defense Systems - Tuesday Lunch
Donohoo Chevrolet - Wednesday Lunch
Haynes Emergency Lighting- Wednesday Morning Coffee
Gulf States Distributors - Wednesday Evening Hospitality and Grand Prize Handgun Donation
Hometown Publishing - Law Enforcement Directory
Montgomery Police Department - Tuesday Evening Dinner
Next Paradigm - Tuesday Morning Coffee Break
Nightlock Lockdown - Thursday Morning Coffee
Russell Corporation - Hosting of AACOP Montgomery Offices
Sharp Communication - Tuesday Afternoon Break
SIG Sauer - AACOP President's Handgun Donation
Southern Software - Wednesday Afternoon Break
Stanard and Associates - Testing Partnership
Stivers Ford - Tuesday Lunch
SymbolArts - 2017 Conference Coin
Verizon - Conference Internet Provider
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SILVER SPONSOR Booth #31
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BOOTH # F
Sponsorship of Monday Morning Coffee
SILVER SPONSOR
Renaissance Hotel and Convention Center
2017 Winter Conference Layout
Elevator to
Garage
& Spa (8th Floor)
Garage/ Elevators
Starlight Foyer
Women's Restroom
Guest Room Elevators
Restrooms
Riverview Board Room
Grand Staircase
Men's Restroom
Registration and Check-In: Exhibit Hall C Pre-function Landing
Training and Business Meeting: Alabama Ballroom B-E
Exhibit Hall: Convention Center Exhibit Hall C
Committee Meetings: Montgomery Meeting Room 5 (Second Floor)
Meals and Breaks: Exhibit Hall
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2017 Winter Conference Exhibitor List
18 Galls 19 Verizon Wireless 20 BioTrauma 21 Tyler Technologies 26 Royce Publications 27 Motorola Solutions 31 AT&T Public Safety 32 Dataworks Plus 35 Zuercher Technologies 36 Terrys Uniform 40 Symbol Arts 43 Southern Software, Inc 47 Alabama BioClean 48 Stanard & Associates,
Inc. 49 Community Partners Group 50 Hometown Publishing 51 Stalker Radar 52 Stop Heart Attack 56 5-11 Tactical 57 Alabama Law Enforcement
Agency 58 Faulkner University 59 Intoximeters 60 Kustom Signals 61 Meggitt Training Systems 62 The Bancorp Leading/
Fleet Management 65 NAFECO 66 Next Paradigm 67 Flying Cross/Fechhemier 68 Nightlock Lockdown 69 Pinnacle Networx, LLC 70 SouthernLINC Wireless
71 Ed's Public Safety 74 All American Calendars 76 Gulf States Dist., Inc. 78 SIG Sauer 79 Municipal and Commercial
Uniforms (MAC) 80 L.A.W. Publications
Large Equipment Spaces
A. VizuCop B. Opelika Ford, Dodge,
Chrysler, Jeep, Ram C. Fleet Safety Equipment Inc. D. Blaze Defense Systems E. Sharp Communication F. Donohoo Chevrolet, LLC G. Haynes Emergency
Lighting H. Sound Off Signal I. Torch Run J. Stivers Ford K. LDV Inc
Alabama Peace Officers Standards and Training Commission (APOSTC) as well as CLEEP will be located outside the Training Room.
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