Committees
Joining A CommitteeAviation Security Committee Business Advisory Committee Use of Force Advisory Committee Canadian Tri-Services Emergency Management Committee Counter Terrorism and National Security Committee Crime Prevention, Community Safety and Well-being Drug Advisory Committee Electronic Crime Committee Electronic Crime Committee >> Digital Forensics Committee (DFC) Ethics Committee Human Resources and Learning Committee Information, Communication and Technology Committee Information, Communications and Technology - LEIDSInformation, Communications & Technology - ToolkitsInternational Committee Law Amendments Committee Organized Crime Committee Organized Crime Committee>>National Working Group-Undercover Operations Sub-CommitteePolice Information and Statistics (POLIS) Committee Policing with Indigenous Peoples Committee Private Sector Liaison Committee Professional Standards Committee Special Purpose Committee >> Canadian Intelligence Service Canada Special Purpose Committee >> National Joint Committee Traffic Committee Victims of Crime Committee
Conferences & Events
The CACP Information and Communications Technology Committee Summit COMGIC 2019 CACP Counter-Terrorism and National Security Forum 2019 CITIG 13 114th Annual Conference Canada Road Safety Week 2019 Prescription Drug Drop-Off DaySTRATCOM 2019
PosterData Collection FormCanada Road Safety ToolkitSocial Media ContentFacts and StatsKey MessagesPress Release - TemplateMessages from Chief Adam Palmer, CACP President
Operation Impact 2018Awards & Recognition
CACP National Police Award for Traffic Safety CACP Road Safety Lifetime Achievement Award CACP International Policing Award CACP Award of Excellence for Combating Organized CrimePolicing Partnership Award CACP - Motorola Solutions Award for Excellence in Emergency Preparedness CACP Recognition Award Excellence in the Prevention and Investigation of Cybercrimes (EPIC) AwardsOrder of Merit IACP Leadership Awards
Mission,Vision & Priorities
MISSION
Supporting police professionals through innovative and inclusive police leadership to advance the safety and security of all Canadians.
VISION
A leader in police excellence.
VALUES
Courage│Integrity│Respect│Transparency│Inclusiveness│Excellence│Compassion
STRATEGIC PILLARS
Our mission and vision are achieved through:
- Our people:
- We believe in the professionalization of policing in Canada.
- We support today’s police professionals and help develop the police leaders of the future.
- We broaden the body of professional knowledge in support of the development of progressive, community-oriented leaders at all levels.
- Partnerships:
- We believe in policing in partnership with the community.
- We collaborate with public safety professionals and community partners to promote engagement and inclusion.
- Advocacy:
- We believe in advancing our profession and to promoting trust and legitimacy in our police services.
- We are the recognized voice of police leaders in Canada both nationally and internationally.
- We counsel and work with government agencies to advance legislation, regulations and policies that support crime prevention, facilitate effective investigations, solve problems, and support a victim-centered and trauma-informed approach.
- Research:
- We believe in evidence-based policing.
- We support research initiatives as well as innovative strategies and practices to ensure sustainability, best practices, and the responsible management of public resources.
2019-2021 STRATEGIC POLICING PRIORITIES
Strategic Priorities
- Policing with Indigenous Peoples
- Drugs
- Mental health: Employee wellness and police interactions with people in crisis
- Public perception, confidence and trust in policing
- Electronic Crime
- Guns, gangs and organized crime
- Road Safety
- Diversity, equity and inclusion
- Innovation / Futurist policing
Monitored Issues
- Public and mass transit across the country (as a means to help prevent terrorism)
- Public Safety Broadband
- Next Generation 911
- Justice Reform
- 5G Technology
- Sexual Assault Investigations
- Use of Force
- Canadian Community Safety Information Management Strategy (CCSIMS)
