The IACP is holding two exciting contests: a police-community engagement photo contest and a patch design contest to commemorate the association’s 125^th anniversary.

Police Chief Magazine Photo Contest

Coretta Scott King once said, “The greatness of a community is most accurately measured by the compassionate actions of its members.”

The IACP recognizes the importance and value in building and maintaining relationships and partnerships in diverse communities, and ensuring equal respect and treatment of all who are involved.

With this philosophy in mind, we are launching the Police Chief Magazine Photography Contest, which is designed to showcase your agency’s work in the communities you serve.

Have you witnessed outstanding work in your neighborhood and you want to show that excellence, excitement, or effective communication? Snap some photos of real-life agency personnel in action and submit them to the contest.

The Grand Prize winner will be featured on the cover of the Police Chief’s August 2018 edition which is themed “Community-Police Engagement.”

Plus, if your photo submission is selected as a runner-up, you have a chance of seeing it in Police Chief, as well!

The official social media hashtag for the contest is #PCMagContest. Also, don’t forget to tag us on Twitter at @theIACP or #PoliceChiefMag.

Guidelines, the submission form, and more information can be found at Police Chief Online.

IACP’s 125th Anniversary Patch Design Contest

The IACP is holding a Patch Design Contest to commemorate the association’s 125th anniversary. Submit a design that showcases the rich history and forward momentum of the association. The winning patch will be revealed at the 2018 Annual Conference and Exposition in Orlando, Florida.

For more information, email the contest staff at [email protected] or follow the hashtag on social media #IACP125th.

The greatest value of the IACP lies in you, our members, and this is a great way to get your hard work and service recognized. Submit a photograph or patch design today!