NHTSA urges vehicle owners to check their vehicle for open recalls during Vehicle Safety Recalls Week March 4-10, 2024. In 2022 alone, there were...
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The Virginia Cannabis Control Authority asks you to join them in their new campaign to reduce the number of Virginians who drive under the influence...
Read PostSalem Police Chief Michael Crawley announced his retirement yesterday, effective June 1, 2024. Crawley has served Salem’s citizens as a treasured...
Read PostPurcellville Chief of Police Cynthia McAlister announced she will retire on May 1, 2024, after nearly nine years of service to the Town of...
Read PostOn Monday, following the House passage of legislation establishing a retail market for marijuana, four of the leading law enforcement associations...
Read PostThe VACP today recognized twenty-two Virginia law enforcement executives with the designation of VACP Certified Law Enforcement Chief Executive or...
Read PostAlexandria Police Chief Don Hayes has been tapped for a new assignment at the federal level and will step down from his current post, effective...
Read PostWiles was selected from among 48 candidates after a national search to replace Scott Booth, who has been credited with drastically reducing crime...
Read PostOfficers from Chesapeake, Chesterfield County, Danville, Fairfax County, Gloucester County, Lynchburg, Manassas City, Metro Transit Police (DC),...
Read PostOfficers from Chesapeake, Chilhowie, Fairfax City, Fairfax County, Fredericksburg, Hanover County, Manassas City, Pulaski, Richmond, and Virginia...
Read PostMeador was recognized by 2022-23 VACP President Col. Jeffrey S. Katz (Chesterfield County) for his exemplary service to Virginia law enforcement and...
Read PostGermanna Community College Chief Craig Branch becomes 2023-2024 President, the first campus police chief to serve as VACP President. Chesterfield...
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