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January 2020
WPPA Holiday: New Year’s Day (offices are closed)
WPPA offices will be closed in observance of New Year's Day.
Find out more »Deadline to Receive Service Awards Nominations
Each year at its annual convention, the WPPA recognizes those officers and other public safety employees who epitomize the outstanding tradition of service and dedication in the law enforcement community. Individuals may be nominated by any person for deeds or actions that occur between January 1 and December 31. Find more information at the event details link.
Find out more »February 2020
Scholarship Applications Must Be Postmarked
Any Wisconsin resident enrolling in a college or vocational/technical school in a course of study leading to a two- or four-year degree in police science, criminal justice, or a law enforcement-related field—which does not include law school—is eligible. Find more information at the event details link.
Find out more »WPPA Board of Directors Meeting
Regularly-scheduled meeting of the WPPA Board of Directors.
Find out more »March 2020
CANCELED – 2020 Law Enforcement Conference on Enhancing Domestic Violence Investigations
Agenda items include: Officer safety when responding to domestic violence cases Non-fatal strangulation Crisis negotiation in domestic violence situations Corroboration in domestic violence cases Determining predominant aggressor Firearm surrender Stalking and technology Lethality assessment Intersection of domestic violence and human trafficking Much more! Details Conference schedule: Wednesday, March 18: 1-4:30 pm Thursday, March 19: 8-4:30 pm Friday, March 20: 8-4:30 pm Registration fee of $75 includes breakfast and lunch on March 19 and 20. A block of rooms has…
Find out more »CANCELED – WI DOJ Training: Responding to Stalking & Strangulation
For the first part of the training we will delve into the investigation of stalking cases. We will explore how to conduct thorough investigations, including evidence preservation and collection and investigative strategies for interviewing victims and suspects. The second part of this training is intended to aid law enforcement in understanding the complexities of strangulation to enhance overall investigation efforts. Specifically, participants will understand the mechanisms used during strangulation and how those operate on the victim to either stop…
Find out more »CANCELED – WI DOJ Training: Responding to Stalking & Strangulation
For the first part of the training we will delve into the investigation of stalking cases. We will explore how to conduct thorough investigations, including evidence preservation and collection and investigative strategies for interviewing victims and suspects. The second part of this training is intended to aid law enforcement in understanding the complexities of strangulation to enhance overall investigation efforts. Specifically, participants will understand the mechanisms used during strangulation and how those operate on the victim to either stop…
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