Kentucky Regional Community Policing Institute

The Arizona Regional Community Policing Institute was established in 1997 and funded through the United States Department of Justice Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) with the purpose of institutionalizing community policing philosophies throughout the State of Arizona.

AZRCPI is a partnership of the Arizona Association of Chiefs of Police (AACOP), Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board (AZPOST), Arizona Sheriff’s Association (ASA), Arizona State University (ASU), Arizona Fraternal Orders of Police (AFOP), Gilbert, Mesa, Phoenix, Surprise, and Tucson Police Departments, Phoenix Greater Urban League, Neighborhood Activists Inter-Linked Empowerment Movement (NAILEM). All of the classes offered are AZPOST certified for continuing education credit. All classes are available to sworn and civilian members of any criminal justice agency, as well as interested community members.

 Website: http://www.azpost.state.az.us/

Phone: (602) 223-2560

Fax: (602) 244-0477

The Regional Community Policing Institute - California (RCPI-CA) is a partnership of the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, the Violence Prevention Coalition of Greater Los Angeles, and Rio Hondo Community College. It is located at the Sheriff's Training Academy in Whittier, CA.

 Website: http://www.rcpi-ca.org

Phone: (800) 659-8985

Fax: (562) 941-7310 

CICP is committed to providing community-based training and educational experiences that will effectively identify, address and resolve problems and enhance the quality of life within our communities. We provide training throughout North and South Carolina. CICP is unique among Regional Community Policing Institutes (RCPI) in the United States. It is the only RCPI offering courses in Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for crime analysis and community policing. GIS tools provide the functionality to perform anything from automated pin mapping to providing management support for personnel deployment and redistricting. Through the virtual maps that can be created using GIS, a more complete picture of a particular community can be formed.

 Website: http://www.cicp.org

Phone: (877) 726-0555

Fax: (864) 250-8657 

The Colorado Regional Community Policing Institute was created by the Colorado Department of Public Safety, Division of Criminal Justice, in 1997 and is funded by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS). The Colorado Regional Community Policing Institute provides training and technical assistance for law enforcement agencies and officers throughout Colorado. Programs include entry-level recruit training through the Colorado Police Corps Academy, as well as offering a variety of professional skill development courses for Colorado public safety agencies and communities, supplemented by community problem-solving grant program, Line Officer Grants.

Website: http://dcj.state.co.us/crcpi

Phone: (303) 273-1970

Fax: (303) 273-1978 

The Florida Regional Community Policing Institute (RCPI) at St. Petersburg College provides free community policing training and technical assistance to law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve.  This statewide training focuses on collaborative partnerships and problem-solving strategies for criminal justice practitioners, citizens and community leaders – including youth, volunteers, city employees, elected officials, social service agencies and private sector representatives.
 

Website: http://cop.spjc.edu/cop

Phone: (727) 341-4581

Fax: (727) 341-4524 

The Gulf States Regional Center for Public Safety Innovations is dedicated to building partnerships between law enforcement agencies, government, and community organizations to facilitate the implementation of Public Safety Initiatives.  Our goal is to enhance public safety and to improve the quality of life in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.

 Website: http://www.gsrcpi.org

Phone: (888) 283-0966

Fax: (318) 357-6964 

Our mission is to promote community policing as a philosophy and practice for all members of a community through innovative education, training, and technical assistance in order to increase the quality of life in Illinois.

RICP will assist police organizations in transforming law enforcement training and developing personnel for the ever changing leadership roles which will sustain community policing in the 21st century. The RICP specializes in providing instruction related to the organizational and community dynamics which support the implementation of community policing. The RICP also trains communities to assess the impact of their own community policing efforts. Through this assessment, communities can conduct case studies of selected areas to determine the effects of Institute-sponsored programs.

Located in Springfield, the Regional Institute for Community Policing has access to resources through the university system, which include traditional classrooms, distance-learning facilities, and video access to state and university facilities located throughout Illinois.

 Website: http://ricp.uis.edu

Phone: (877) 864-7427

Fax: (217) 206-6063 

The Institute for Public Safety Partnerships is a cooperative effort between community organizations, police agencies, educational institutions, and other governmental agencies. It is dedicated to enhancing the capacities of communities, police, and other agencies to work together, and to building safer and healthier communities through a prevention oriented approach to policing. The Institute is founded on the following principles:

• Citizens, policing agencies, community associations, and other government agencies share responsibility for public safety
• Problem solving for public safety occurs at multiple levels, from local neighborhoods to community-wide areas, organizations, and agencies
• Education and training-of police, community, and government together-is a key vehicle for fostering safer communities
• Knowledge and trust are built on collaboration and information sharing; information sharing can be improved with enhanced technology

Website: http://www.ipsp.us

Phone: (312) 355-1755

Fax: (312) 355-1398 

The Indiana Regional Community Policing Institute (RCPI) exists to develop, promote, and provide comprehensive, innovative educational policing strategies, for law enforcement agencies and community, in order to enhance the quality of life throughout the Indiana region. 

Website: http://indianarcpi.org/

Phone: (877) 739-7274

Fax: (260) 745-9966 

The WSU RCPI has received a grant to provide training and technical assistance on all aspects of ethics and integrity in the states of Kansas and Nebraska. This grant will fund a wide range of ethics and integrity training programs for law enforcement and correction agencies. Training topics will include a wide range of issues discussing racial profiling, excessive force and perjury and will intertwine issues related to terrorism in American policing. 

Website: http://www.wsurcpi.org

Phone: (888) 877-0585

Fax: (316) 978-3345 

The mission of the Kentucky Regional Community Policing Institute at Eastern Kentucky University is to encourage and enhance the implementation of community policing in Kentucky in order to create safer communities through training and technical assistance. Training is centered on the development and delivery of quality community policing training for police agencies and citizens throughout the state of Kentucky.  

Website: http://www.kycops.org

Phone: (859) 622-2362

Fax: (859) 622-5879 

The Maine Community Policing Institute (MCPI) is a division of The University of Maine at Augusta. Our mission is to deliver education, training and technical assistance on the Community Oriented Policing philosophy, components, and strategies.

MCPI is positioned as a central resource for neighborhoods, communities, and law enforcement agencies in the dissemination of Community Policing information. 

Website: http://www.mcpi.uma.maine.edu

Phone: (800) 734-2991

Fax: (207) 621-3301 

The Michigan Regional Community Policing Institute (RCPI) is one Institute in a national network of Institutes, charged with institutionalizing the principles of community policing in law enforcement agencies through innovative community policing training and technical assistance. RCPI’s have the latitude to experiment with new ideas that challenge and improve traditional training curricula, and to develop new curricula to support community policing and sustain it into the future. 

Website: http://www.cj.msu.edu/~outreach/rcpi

Phone: (517) 355-9648

Fax: (517) 4432-0727 

The mission of the Mid-Atlantic Regional Community Policing Institute (MARCPI) is to support law enforcement agencies and their communities in fostering police integrity and ethics through quality education and training, interagency cooperation and collaboration, quality leadership, and commitment to community policing. Further, it is the mission of the Institute to foster lasting partnerships among law enforcement and other government agencies, community organizations, educational institutions, non-profit agencies, businesses and industries, and other entities to improve police service and the viability and well-being of neighborhoods. MARCPI provides community policing services to the Mid-Atlantic region. This region includes: Maryland, Delaware, the District of Columbia, Southern Pennsylvania, and Northern Virginia.  

Website: http://marcpi.jhu.edu/marcpi

Phone: (888) 415-4466

Fax: (410) 290-1061 

The Missouri Western State University-Regional Community Policing Institute will provide, professional and interactive community policing training and technical assistance to law enforcement agencies, business and community organizations, and citizens throughout the state of Missouri. MWSU-RCPI will utilize a variety of traditional and innovative educational and training delivery methods to provide accessibility to Institute services to all regions of Missouri. The MWSU-RCPI will work collaborative with its partner organizations to facilitate the implementation of the concepts and philosophy of community problem solving as a primary means of addressing crime and disorder to improve the overall quality of life for citizens of Missouri.  

Website: http://www.missouriwestern.edu/rcpi

Phone: (816) 271-5601

Fax: (816) 271-5603 

RCPI-NE is a change agent dedicated to educating both police officers and community members about the philosophy and implementation of community policing. Guided by an exacting set of values, RCPI-NE offers training and follows up with technical assistance to help citizens, officials and police departments put community policing to work to solve problems and prevent crime. 

Website: http://www.rcpinewengland.org

Phone: (617) 373-7098

Fax: (617) 373-7496 

The New York State Regional Community Policing Institute seeks to engage police and community (citizens, government, private organizations and businesses) in active collaboration to reduce crime, help maintain order and improve the quality of life throughout the states of New York and New Jersey and their diverse communities. The Institute draws on the collective talents of law enforcement and communities in order to strengthen the ability of a democratic society to police itself and thereby promote freedom for all stakeholders within our neighborhoods and beyond. 

Website: http://www.newyorkstatercpi.com

Phone: (212) 237-8572

Fax: (212) 237-8637 

The Oklahoma Regional Community Policing Institute's mission is to enable all community members, law enforcement, government officials, community leaders and merchants, educational professionals and students, to see themselves as stakeholders in building a safer Oklahoma. The community policing philosophy encourages a broader understanding between citizens and law enforcement, and focuses on a shared responsibility in preventing crime and making neighborhoods safer.  

Website: http://www.orcpi.com

Phone: (405) 671-8742

Fax: (405) 671-8745 

The Pennsylvania Regional Community Policing Institute, with offices in Allentown and Pittsburgh, is funded by the United States Department of Justice and managed by the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (OCOPS), in cooperation with ALERT Partnership, Bethlehem Police Department, Lehigh Valley Hospital Health Network and Lehigh University. Our unique partnership is based on the Community Health Model with LVHHN as lead agency. The LVHHN defines its community role beyond reacting to individual medical needs. It embraces as its organizational philosophy community health and well being. As such, its vast resources and community programs have contributed immeasurably to our successes. Police departments, community groups and local government agencies have long supported LVHHN programs and initiatives. Indeed, this medical model, because of its broad application and support of community policing principles, can be replicated in most communities as a prescription for community policing success. 

Website: http://www.prcpi.com

Phone: (610) 402-2589

Fax: (610) 402-2470 

The University of Tennessee RCPI is a Regional Community Policing Institute (RCPI) funded by a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS). The RCPI, one of more than 27 RCPIs nationwide, is a partnership among the City of Knoxville Police Department, Knoxville's Police Advisory and Review Committee, and the University of Tennessee’s Institute for Public Service.  

Website: http://www.leic.tennessee.edu/rcpi.htm

Phone: (888) 847-2673

Fax: (865) 215-1345 

The Texas Regional Center for Policing Innovation is committed to promoting policing innovation throughout the state and nation, specifically addressing the integration of crime-specific strategies into policing innovation. Through training opportunities and the dissemination of information the Center and its partners foster police-community partnerships leading to innovative methods of reducing crime and improving neighborhood safety. The Center provides community policing education and technical assistance in an effort to instill the community policing philosophy into law enforcement and community groups. 

Website: http://www.cjcenter.org/trcpi

Phone: (936) 294-3747

Fax: (936) 438-8175 

Tri-State Regional Community Policing Institute was established in 1997, funded by a federal Cooperative Training Agreement from the Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) in Washington, DC. Since that time we have trained more than 34,000 police, government, and community representatives in this concept. The Institute was formed as a partnership between the Great Oaks Institute of Technology and Career Development, The Cincinnati Police Department, The National Conference for Community Justice and the Ohio Crime Prevention Association.  

Website: http://www.tri-statercpi.org

Phone: (513) 771-0782

Fax: (513) 771-0780 

The Upper Midwest Community Policing Institute is committed to the development and strengthening of effective policing based on the principles of ethical decision making, community partnerships and collaborative problem solving.  

Website: http://www.umcpi.org

Phone: (651) 917-2255

Fax: (651) 917-2253 

The mission of VCPI is to advance community policing in order to build safer communities and improve the quality of life throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia. The institute provides training and technical assistance for Virginia's law enforcement officials and communities that help to build integrated, proactive approaches to community policing initiatives. This is accomplished through the application of crime prevention techniques, problem solving strategies, and establishment of community partnerships.

VCPI is a statewide resource for law enforcement, citizens, local government officials, and others interested in community policing. Community policing is intended to reduce crime and disorder through a working partnership between law enforcement and communities, in which problems can be identified and solved.  

Website: http://www.vcpionline.org

Phone: (804) 644-0899

Fax: (804) 644-0309 

The WRICOPS mission is to provide an integrated approach to the adoption of the community policing philosophy throughout the five-state region of Idaho, Montana, South Dakota, Washington and Wyoming. We strive to advance the field of community oriented public safety through the advancement of innovative practices and enhance the knowledge and professional practice in areas of mutual interest and concern, serving the needs of the members within the region, and the field of public safety beyond our borders.  

Website: http://www.spokane.wsu.edu/research&service/wricops/index.asp

Phone: (509) 358-7949

Fax: (509) 358-7900 

The WV RCPI strive to provide quality community-oriented policing training and technical assistance; Enhance the public safety and citizen perception of public policing as the primary method for delivery safety services; Become a national source of information on the topic state-wide implementation. 

Website: http://www.wvstateu.edu/rcpi/

Phone: (877) 333-7268

Fax: (304) 766-3347 

The mission of the Western Community Policing Institute is to improve the interaction and cooperation between police, community, and government to promote the development of community-based partnerships and problem solving to prevent crime, reduce the fear of crime, and enhance the quality of life throughout the region.  

Website: http://www.westernrcpi.com

Phone: (877) 601-6866

Fax: (503) 751-4009