| The Connecticut Police Chiefs Association
is an organization of almost 600 members. They share the goal
of serving those members and the public by increasing the
understanding of the role of the police in the criminal justice
system and by fostering improvements in law enforcement education,
practice and research.
Founded in 1934, CPCA is the oldest professional
law enforcement association in Connecticut and the only
one that represents all of Connecticut's Municipalities.
Our membership also includes representatives of Campus Police
Departments, Municipal Police Officers, Municipal Managers,
State Agencies, the Secret Service, the Office of Chief
State's Attorney, Metro North Railroad, Private and Corporate
Security, U.S. Attorney's Office, the State Police, and
associates who have an interest and concern for law enforcement.
The background and experience represented
by this diverse group provides a statewide forum for the
lively exchange of ideas and opinions within the law enforcement
community, as well as a vehicle by which the general public
can express its concerns.
The current President is:
Chief Kevin J. Hale
Ansonia Police Department
The Executive Director is:
Pamela D. Hayes
Connecticut Police Chiefs Association
342 North Main St., West Hartford, CT 06117-2507
(860) 586-7506
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