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Policing Partnership Award
The Policing Partnership Award recognizes a partnership established between the public and private sectors to improve the overall safety and security of Canadians. This award is presented to an individual who has developed a partnership that has succeeded in creating a crime prevention initiative that has been beneficial to the partnership and Canadians in general.
ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA
- Police officers and civilians who develop innovative solutions to address policing and public safety issues.
SELECTION CRITERIA
- The participation in a partnership with the private sector has strengthened the overall effectiveness of policing initiatives and has yielded successful results.
- The development and maintenance of this partnership involves an ongoing effort.
- The partnership has improved public security and safety.
NOMINATION PROCESS
- Nominations must be submitted to the CACP by September 30th.
- Download and complete the Nomination Form, including the signature of the chief of police or the senior executive-in-charge of the individual(s) being nominated.
- Email the completed Nomination Form to cacp@cacp.ca. (Note: All nominees will receive a nomination certificate recognizing their efforts.)
- Support material such as videos, CDs and promotional material may be mailed separately to: Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, 300 Terry Fox Drive, Suite 100, Ottawa, Ontario K2K 0E3. Please include a clear reference to the nomination submitted electronically.
SELECTION PROCESS
- The CACP National Office will submit the nominations received to the Selection Committee.
- The Selection Committee consists of members of the CACP Private Sector Liaison Committee.
- The winning nominee’s chief of police or senior executive-in-charge will be contacted and an invitation will be sent to the winning nominee with details about the award ceremony.
TIMELINES
- September 30th: Deadline to submit nominations.
- June 15th: Deadline for the Selection Committee to complete the evaluation process.
- July: The winning nominee is notified.
- Fall: The award will be announced/presented at a meeting of the CACP Private Sector Liaison Committee.
This award is not presented during the CACP Annual Conference. As a result, it need not follow the timelines for this event. I believe the award has been presented during the Fall committee meeting. Would you like to adjust the timelines for all steps accordingly?
Additional Resources
| File Name | Type | Lang | Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nomination Form |  | en | 905 kb |
