Lt. Jonathan OโLeary: Brewster Police (MPAC Commissioner)
Accreditation is time-consuming and labor-intensive. Police departments looking to start the certification and accreditation process can connect with working groups…
Accreditation is time-consuming and labor-intensive. Police departments looking to start the certification and accreditation process can connect with working groups…
Accreditation is more than meeting state standards; it assures your members they can continuously strive for excellence every day they…
REMINDER… Please consider attending (or sending your officers to) the upcoming Accreditation Manager Training to be held in the Worcester…
MPAC Q3 Newsletter In this issue… Welcome Message Dear Chiefs and Accreditation Members, The MPAC Conference will be held November…
Just a reminder that MPAC is presenting a Training entitled, “Program Overview/Getting Started” at the MPTC in Lynnfield, 425 Walnut…
Hear from Tufts University Police Chief Yolanda Smith about the importance of Accreditation.
MPAC has recently received several inquiries regarding the newly released POST Use of Force Model Policy. While certain provisions of…
Many MPAC agencies have requested guidance on the development, approval, promulgation, and distribution of policies. This program was created using…
The Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission (MPAC) congratulates Captain James Martin (ret.) of the Woburn Police Department on his retirement after…
The Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission welcomes Bill Pinkes, MPAC’s newest Assessment Team Facilitator. Before joining MPAC, he served as a…