MeetingsThe Anchorage Chapter meets the first Tuesday of each month at Golden Corral (4520 Union Square Drive near Tudor and C street). A $10 buffet lunch is served at 11:30 am. The luncheons include speakers on topics of interest to our members. | Events and Training The Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC) presents:
The Decentralized Threat: Radicalization, technology, and prevention in a hybrid threat environment When: Wednesday, August 26, 2026 @ 12:30-4:20pm EST Where: Virtual Cost: FREE Designed for law enforcement and prevention partners, this half-day virtual symposium examines the evolving terrorism threat, online radicalization, emerging technology, and behavior threat assessment for prevention-focused response. Featuring nationally-recognized counterterrorism, threat assessment, law enforcement, and violence-prevention practitioners. Click HERE for a flyer for the symposium, then click below to register:
When: September 15 - 17, 2026 @ 12-5pm (EDT) Where: Virtual Cost: FREE The FLETC Virtual Human Trafficking Investigations Symposium marks a significant milestone, 25 years after the enactment of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act. As we continue our dedicated efforts to combat human trafficking, the symposium offers a vital platform for collaboration and innovation. During this three-day event, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about cutting-edge investigative techniques, hear from and interact with subject matter experts, and listen to the stories of individuals with lived experience in human trafficking. The primary goals are to go beyond raising basic awareness about human trafficking by building capacity among professionals and enhancing the law enforcement knowledge base for more effective investigations. Join us in this important effort to create a safer world. Click HERE for a flyer of the symposium, then click below to register:
This course is designed to equip participants with the skills to serve as peer support within law enforcement and affiliated professions. Participants will learn to assist peers in managing stress related to both law enforcement duties and life outside of the job, with a focus on post-critical incident support and everyday stress management. This APSC-certified course is offered in two different location this fall: Juneau November 16-20 @ Douglas Island Building, 802 3rd St, first floor conference room 107, Douglas Click on the flyer HERE for more information and a link to sign up. Fairbanks December 7-11 @ Alaska State Troopers Headquarters, 1979 Peger Rd., Fairbanks Click on the flyer HERE for more information and a link to sign up. |
The mission of APSC is "To produce and maintain a highly trained and positively motivated professional, capable of meeting contemporary law enforcement standards of performance."
In order to accomplish their mission, they offer extensive training opportunities for law enforcement all over the state of Alaska. Click the link below to access their most recent schedule of training events.