The international association of campus law enforcement administrators (iaclea) will use FY24 CPD accreditation funding to increase the number of enrolled agencies in the iaclea accreditation…

This Cooperative Agreement award of $292,473 from the U.S. Department of Justice's Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) program, under CFDA 16.710 Public Safety Partnership and Community Policing Grants, will be used by the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA) to increase the number of campus police departments enrolled in and accredited through the IACLEA Accreditation Program. IACLEA will develop and implement a targeted marketing and outreach plan to recruit new agencies into the program, as well as a comprehensive training and technical assistance initiative to help agencies navigate the accreditation process more efficiently. The goal is to drive demonstrable increases in both program participation and the number of accredited campus police departments nationwide. This award builds on IACLEA's previous experience in managing similar grant-funded projects focused on enhancing campus law enforcement professional standards and practices.

The international association of campus law enforcement administrators (iaclea) will use FY24 CPD accreditation funding to increase the number of enrolled agencies in the iaclea accreditation program and to increase the number of accredited agencies. These two goals will be accomplished by developing and implementing a marketing and outreach plan to recruit new agencies into the program, and by developing and implementing a comprehensive training and technical assistance program to help agencies navigate the self-assessment process in a timely fashion while fostering a positive accreditation experience for agencies. Success will be measured by a demonstrable increase in program participation and accredited campus police departments nationwide.