MembershipMember Information Effective January 1, 2024We have three membership types.
Note: Formal approval of all membership applications is voted on by the CACP Executive Committee within one business day. If payment has already been made, your membership will be active once approved. If payment has not been made, your membership will be active once membership is approved, and payment is received. Lobbying information: Dues paid to CACP are not deductible as a charitable contribution because CACP is a 501 (c) 6 organization. Dues paid to CACP are not fully deductible as a business expense due to lobbying. FY 2019 to 2020: 9.5% Deductible FY 2020 to 2021: 22% Deductible FY 2021 to 2022: 0% Deductible
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Intrinsic IssuesAs a law enforcement administrator, you experience daily the frustrating dilemma of spending more time dealing with problems than with their causes. CACP wants to deal with the causes: inadequate funding, uninformed legislators and citizens, minimal training standards, incompatible information systems, lack of communication and lack of unification among federal, state and local law enforcement agencies and divisions of criminal justice in identifying and resolving problems. If you want your career in law enforcement to make a difference, support CACP in helping you to achieve that goal. Membership ServicesThe purpose of CACP is to assist Police Chiefs in providing more effective law enforcement practices in their community. To accomplish this goal, CACP offers members:
CACP's StructureCACP’s structure includes a Board of ten officers and directors who are Police Chiefs. Each of Colorado’s five geographic regions and major cities are represented on the Board. The representatives hold regional meetings to obtain input from their area. CACP Regions MapOur committees include:
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