Are you interested in becoming an Associate Member of the Canadian Association of Police Boards?
Organizations eligible for associate membership include any public or non-profit organization not eligible for full membership that is engaged in policing, law enforcement, public safety, crime prevention, justice, corrections, municipal government or governance, such as:
- RCMP and other advisory or community consultative committees
- Provincial and federal government departments responsible for policing
- Municipalities and police services
- Educational institutions with safety & security related faculties
- Municipal or police sector associations
- Other Canadian organizations engaged full time in the areas noted above.
BENEFITS
Associate members receive the same services and benefits as full members, except the right to hold office and to vote at Annual Meetings. Your organization will receive the following services:
- Access to the "Members Only" section of the CAPB's website, which offers orientation training for new board members, a database of commonly used board policies, a catalogue of resource material that can be ordered free of charge, a Members' Directory, and more.
- quarterly newsletters to keep you up-to-date on CAPB activities and news stories from across the country affecting policing.
- bulletins on important breaking news, such as new federal legislation.
- annual reports summarizing the proceedings of the CAPB Annual Meeting and Conference, including resolutions that form the basis of the Association's advocacy efforts.
- position papers responding to federal legislation on behalf of CAPB members, and discounted conference rates.
You can download the Associate Membership Form by clicking here.
To download your 2010 Associate Membership Directory Form for the printed directory of CAPB Members click here
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