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Journal of Colorado Policing Issue 2: Fall 2020 Has Been Released
 The latest edition of the Journal of Colorado Policing (formerly know as the Colorado Police Quarterly) has been published!
The journal serves as a professional forum for the dissemination of original research, legal updates, training strategies as well as best practices and literature reviews. The journal incorporates the expertise of both practitioners and academics to achieve these goals. Promoting the publication of peer-reviewed research and providing sound advice from practitioners for law enforcement within the state of Colorado are the journal’s main goals.
Articles in this edition include:
- Message from the CACP President
- Letter from the Editor
- Police Citizen Advisory Boards in Contemporary Practice: A Practical Approach
- Psychiatric Disorders Arising from Cumulative Stress in Police Officers Offer Clues for Decreasing Excessive Use of
- Force
- Citizen Perceptions of Law Enforcement Shootings Involving Imitation Firearms
- Legal Update: People v. Catteneo (Is there a general expectation of privacy in a vehicle identification number?)
If you would like to submit an article for the next issue of the Journal of Colorado Policing, please reference the guidelines/requirements web page. |
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The FY2022 CATPA application will open on December 17, 2020
The Colorado General Assembly gave CATPA the authority to award grants to multi-agency auto theft prevention, enforcement, investigative and prosecution programs for the purpose of reducing motor vehicle theft in Colorado. CATPA awards approximately $5.7 million each year, contingent upon insurance assessment collections and available funding within the CATPA Cash Fund. The CATPA Board is committed to awarding grants that will reduce automobile theft in Colorado. The Colorado Department of Public Safety through the Colorado State Patrol is responsible for management of the grant program.
The FY2022 CATPA application will open on December 17, 2020.
A virtual grant workshop will be held on December 17, 2020 from 9 am to 12 pm. If you would like to attend this workshop, please send an email request to Kenya Lyons at [email protected]. This is a public meeting and everyone is welcomed. We will be presenting on the FY2022 Application, Instructions and Helpful Tips.
https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/csp/catpa-grants |
New Job Postings Available On Website
The City of Canon City is looking for a police officer. Click here for more information.
Manitou Springs is looking for a Patrol Officer. Click here for more information.
The City of Idaho Springs is looking for a Chief of Police. Click here for more information.
The City of Sterling is looking for a Police Commander. Click here for more information.
The City of Northglenn is looking for a Police Officer School Resource Officer (SRO). Click here for more information.
The City of Northglenn is looking for a Police Officer (Lateral Certified Police Officers or POST Certified Candidates). Click here for more information.
These openings have also been posted on the CACP website.
If you have a Chief of Police job that you would like to post on the CACP website, please send the information to [email protected].
Not a member? Join today! |
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Crime Victim Services (CVS) Advisory Board Has Open Statutory Position for a Police Chief
The Office for Victims Programs (OVP) at the Division of Criminal Justice. OVP is responsible for a number of programs including the Crime Victim Services (CVS) Advisory Board which awards two year grants to victim service agencies around the state through 4 funding sources. We award approximately 230 grants every two years. The CVS Board has a statutory position for a police chief or police representative. Currently Chief John Collins has been the representative in this position on the CVS Board but his term expires at the end of December this year.
OVP is seeking applications from individuals interested in serving on the Board. The initial appointment is for a 3 year term and the appointment is approved by the Executive Director of the Department of Public Safety. There are 2-5 meetings per year and the individual would be expected to review approximately 40-50 grants every two years. Interested parties should complete the application and submit a letter of interest along with it by December 31, 2020. Here is a link to the website with the application: Crime Victim Services Advisory Board application (https://dcj.colorado.gov/crime-victim-services-advisory-board)
Please reach out to Kelly Kissell, Manager, Office for Victims Programs, with questions.
P 303-239-4437 F 303-239-5743
700 Kipling Street, Denver, CO 80215
[email protected] |
Pandemic in Rural Areas Webinar
The National Sheriffs’ Association and CRI-TAC (Collaborate Reform Initiative- Technical Assistance Center) has a webinar called Pandemic in the Prairies being held December 3rd, 2020 from 3pm-4pm (EST).
Webinar description: While much of the coverage related to COVID-19 has been on its affect in metropolitan regions, rural areas and small cities are not immune from its reach. Rural sheriff’s offices and smaller police departments face challenges in accessing proper PPE, funding, and capacity for staffing – a COVID-positive test could take an employee out of rotation and leave the agency significantly short-staffed. This webinar will discuss the impact of COVID-19 on rural and small agencies’ operations, including patrol, jail operations, and court security.
Presenters:
Sheriff Jim Allard, Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, New York
Sheriff Bill Brueggemann, Cass County Sheriff’s Office, Nebraska
Chief Tom Weitzel, Riverside Police Department, Illinois
For questions, please contact: Kristi Barksdale at [email protected]
To register for the course please visit: http://sheriffs.org/PandemicPrairies |
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