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CHIEF BRATTON, LAPD

Keynote Speaker for

2009 MACA Conference

"Predictive Policing: The Crime Prevention Paradigm"

 

Prepare NOW to attend the 2009 MACA Conference down in beautiful Hyannis, MA! You don't want to miss it. The 2009 conference theme is "I Want to Believe." The conference will be held May 11 - 15 with a full day of pre-conference training to be held on Monday, May 11. A preliminary agenda is available. Check the website regularly for more information.

 

New Book by MACA Member:

Check out the "Police Officer's Handbook: An Analytical & Administrative Guide" by MACA's own Rob Stering.

 

MACA Treasurer Wins First Place

Special congratulations to MACA Treasurer Manuela Desousa for placing first in the "Statistics and Reporting" category in this year's IACA Bulletin Contest!

 

Middlesex Community College Courses

Middlesex Community College has released its Spring, 2009 schedule of free classes that they're offering in partnership with MACA and NEMLEC. Training includes basic crime analysis, Microsoft Access, MapInfo, and police data. Click here for the spring classes.

 

MACA Award Winners

MACA members Tiana Platz of Worcester PD and Sgt. Glen Mills of Burlington PD were winners of the second annual MACA President's Awards. Recognized for their contributions to the field of crime analysis as well as their support and participation in MACA.

 

 

 

Highlights

 

Click here for the latest schedule of classes in our partnership with Middlesex Community College and NEMLEC.

 

 

The September 2008 issue of The Police Chief magazine, from the IACP, features articles on crime mapping and analysis. Click on the image to read!

 

Are you a fan of Rachel Boba's Crime Analysis and Crime Mapping? She's just come out with a second edition, now titled Crime Analysis with Crime Mapping. It's available from Amazon.com.

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