Private Sector Liaison Committee

This committee is composed of representative members from all facets of the private security sector and the law enforcement community. The role of the committee is to strive to improve the relationship between the private sector and public sector by the discussion and dissemination of meaningful data on a continuing basis.
 

National Policy Summit: Building Private Security/Public Policing Partnerships to Prevent and Respond to Terrorism and Public Disorder 

CCTV for Public Safety and Community Policing

IACP’s Private Sector Liaison Committee: Partners in Public Safety

IACP/ASIS Memorandum of Understanding 

The Michael Shanahan Award for Excellence in Public/Private Cooperation

This award, in honor of the late Chief Michael Shanahan, who served the University of Washington Police Department for 24 years, seeks to recognize outstanding achievements in the development and implementation of Public/Private Cooperation in the Public Safety. The Security Industry Association (SIA) is the sole corporate sponsor of the award, and the award is administered under the purview of the Private Sector Liaison Committee. Click here to be brought to the Michael Shanahan Award page.

PSLC Special Reports
 

• The Handbook for Campus Crime Reporting
   
• Operation Partnership: Guidelines for Law Enforcement-Private Security Cooperation
   
• Local Law Enforcement Response to Identity Theft: Compliance Guidelines for New Federal Legislation
   
• Combating Workplace Drug Crimes: Guidelines for Businesses, Law Enforcement & Prosecutors
   
• Combating Workplace Violence
   
• Drugs in the Workplace: A Model Substance Abuse Policy
   
• False Alarm Perspectives
   
• Guide for Preventing and Responding to School Violence
   
• Non-Sworn Alarm Responder Guidelines
   
• Operation Cooperation
   
• Private Security Officer Selection, Training, Licensing Guidelines
   
• Product Tampering: Guidelines for Employers and Law Enforcement
   
• Response to Mobile Security Alarm Devices
   
• NBFAA and FARA 2003 Model Alarm Ordinance Policy
   

For more information, contact Nancy Kolb, staff liaison.