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Mar
1
Salem Police Chief Michael Crawley announced his retirement yesterday, effective June 1, 2024. Crawley has served Salem’s citizens as a treasured...
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Date posted
Feb
22
Purcellville Chief of Police Cynthia McAlister announced she will retire on May 1, 2024, after nearly nine years of service to the Town of...
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Date posted
Feb
12
On Monday, following the House passage of legislation establishing a retail market for marijuana, four of the leading law enforcement associations...
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Date posted
Feb
8
The VACP today recognized twenty-two Virginia law enforcement executives with the designation of VACP Certified Law Enforcement Chief Executive or...
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Date posted
Jan
29
Alexandria Police Chief Don Hayes has been tapped for a new assignment at the federal level and will step down from his current post, effective...
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Date posted
Dec
20
Wiles was selected from among 48 candidates after a national search to replace Scott Booth, who has been credited with drastically reducing crime...
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Date posted
Sep
18
Officers from Chesapeake, Chesterfield County, Danville, Fairfax County, Gloucester County, Lynchburg, Manassas City, Metro Transit Police (DC),...
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Date posted
Sep
18
Officers from Chesapeake, Chilhowie, Fairfax City, Fairfax County, Fredericksburg, Hanover County, Manassas City, Pulaski, Richmond, and Virginia...
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Date posted
Sep
15
Meador was recognized by 2022-23 VACP President Col. Jeffrey S. Katz (Chesterfield County) for his exemplary service to Virginia law enforcement and...
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Date posted
Sep
13
The VACP recently conferred on forty-four Virginia law enforcement executives the designation of VACP Certified Law Enforcement Chief Executive or...
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Date posted
Sep
13
Germanna Community College Chief Craig Branch becomes 2023-2024 President, the first campus police chief to serve as VACP President. Chesterfield...
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Date posted
Jul
19
After a nationwide search, the City of Richmond has named Acting Chief Richard “Rick” Edwards as it's next police chief. Edwards has nearly 24 years...
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