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Police Chiefs’ Desk Reference: A Guide for Newly Appointed Police Leaders 2026 Update
The purpose of this guide is to provide appointed police chiefs with items for consideration to successfully and effectively lead their police agency. This new version has broadened its scope to be applicable to an agency of any size, with input from the International Association of Chiefs of Police’s various committees, sections, and divisions.
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