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National Police Support Fund attends National Troopers Coalition Spring 2019 Conference

National Police Support Fund attends National Troopers Coalition Spring 2019 Conference

April 9, 2019 Media, Press Release

ARLINGTON, Virginia – National Police Support Fund attended the National Troopers Coalition conference in Scottsdale, Arizona. Over 100 members from across the nation were in attendance.

National Police Support Fun leadership was able to meet one-on-one with organization leadership and state presidents and gain first-hand knowledge of the troopers’ issues and concerns. Like many law enforcement organizations, the troopers are concerned about shrinking budgets, low recruitment, and inadequate training to remain effective in a quickly evolving world.

The highlight presentation of the conference was by Carrie Lane, CEO of the California Association of Highway Patrolmen. Lane discussed the challenges and threats that autonomous vehicles pose and how laws may need to evolve over the next 10-15 years. As autonomous car usage increases on our nation’s highways, highway patrolmen will face challenges keeping drivers safe and ensure that laws and regulations are adequate to address modern challenges. “One of the Challenges of policing is to be agile and adaptable to changing situations”, Simon Lewis., National Police Support Fund Executive Director, said. This is a great opportunity to strive towards gaining the information, training, and tactics required to stay ahead of the technology curve and keep citizens safe”.

The National Troopers Coalition boasts over 42,000 members across 47 organizations and 43 states, and has been active in representing state patrol officers for over 40 years.

National Police Support Fund was proud to stand against Issue 1 with the law enforcement community in Ohio. The organization is dedicated to promoting the interests of law enforcement officers within the national political process. National Police Support Fund is a national political organization organized under Section 527 of the IRS Tax Code. To contribute, visit https://nationalpolicesupportfund.com.

Contact National Police Support Fund:

Simon Lewis
Executive Director
(571) 364-6520
media@nationalpolicesupportfund.com


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