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Scholarship Application
In 1996 the Mississippi Association of Chiefs of Police created annual scholarships to be given to high school seniors pursuing an undergraduate degree that are sons, daughters, legal ward or an adopted child of active members of the MACP. In 2009 the Executive Board voted to make the three regional Vice Presidents the standing scholarship committee. Three scholarship awards of $500.00 each will be available each year and will be awarded based on the regions of the state from which the applicants reside. One (1) award will be made for the Northern, Central and Southern regions. Multiple awards from the same region will not be awarded nor will scholarships be awarded to any individual who is not a senior in high school going into their first year of college. Awards will not be made to past recipients.
Citizenship, leadership, and scholarship are the factors used determining these awards.
The minimum acceptable credentials include: high school class ranking and evidence of strong school and community leadership.
DownloadMACP Member Application
ACTIVE MEMBERSHIPS: Shall consist only of those persons who are Chiefs of Police, City Marshall, Chief of the Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol, and head of any regular organized police force in any municipality in the state of Mississippi. Retired members of the Mississippi Association of Chiefs or Police after having been past president of the association, or a retired Chief still active in law enforcement.
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS: Shall be any person recommended by and active member for such membership, approved by the executive committee.
DownloadModel Alarm Policy Documents Zip
Model alarm policy documents and sample ordinance information to aid in the implementation of a false alarm policy.
DownloadInternational Association of Chiefs of Police
IACP is dedicated to advancing the law enforcement profession through advocacy, outreach, education and programs.
Go To SiteBoard on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Training (BLEOST)
During the 1981 regular legislative session the Mississippi Legislature enacted a bill to establish standards for the employment, training and education of law enforcement officers. Governor William Winter signed the “Law Enforcement Officers Training Program (LEOTP) Act” in April of 1981, and the law became effective 1 July 1981.
Go To SiteMS Department of Public Safety Standards and Training Forms
PDF resources, standards, and training forms from MS Department of Public Safety
Go To SiteBoard Approved Firearms Certification Programs
Board Approved Active Duty Firearms Qualification Course
Download PDFBoard on Emergency Telecommunications Standards
Go To SiteBoard on Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission
Go To SiteBoard on Jail Officers Standards and Training
Go To SiteDeath Benefits Trust
Go To SiteMississippi Sheriffs’ Association
Go To SiteMississippi Law Enforcement Officers Association
Go To SiteUniversity of Mississippi Law Research Institute
University of Mississippi Law Research Institute (for ordering law enforcement officer handbooks and Model Affidavit Books)
Go To SiteFederal Law Enforcement Jobs
Go To Site2018 Bills that passed
DownloadNEW POLICE CHIEF'S DESK REFERENCE
DownloadFederal Legal update Training
Norman Comeaus's Legal Training for Law Enforcement
Norman Comeaux website