Greene was recognized by the 2024-25 VACP President Chief Scott C. Booth (Roanoke) for her exemplary service to the Association, the Virginia law...
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This inaugural presentationĀ recognized agencies, teams, or individuals for extraordinary achievement in and contribution to roadway safety in the...
Read PostOfficers from Blacksburg, Chesterfield Co., Danville, City of Fairfax, Fairfax Co., Hanover Co. James City Co., Lynchburg, Manassas City, Manassas...
Read PostOfficers from Arlington, Chesterfield County, Danville, Hanover County, Herndon, James City County, Manassas, Marion, Martinsville, Metro Transit...
Read PostThe VACP today recognized fourteen Virginia law enforcement executives with the designation of VACP Certified Law Enforcement Chief Executive or...
Read PostAnthony āAJā Panebianco will begin serving as interim Chief of Police for the City of Lexington on Monday, August 11th and will serve in this...
Read PostAfter more than four years of leading the Lexington Police Department, Chief Angela Greene is departing at the end of the week for a new chapter:...
Read PostThe City of Fairfax is pleased to announce that Raul Pedroso has been selected to serve as the chief of the City of Fairfax Police Department....
Read PostVACP First Vice President Chief John Clair will begin his duties with the Blacksburg Police Department on June 16, 2025. He most recently served as...
Read PostA native of Radford, Moore comes to Bedford from Chesterfield County, where he served as the Leadership Development Training Coordinator. His career...
Read PostBlacksburg Police Chief Todd Brewster has announced that he will retire in July. He began his police career with the Town of Blacksburg in 1999.
Read PostPihonak joined the town's police force in 1999 and succeeds VACP Past President Maggie DeBoard, who served as Chief from 2012 to 2025.
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