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
Introducing WEBINAR WEDNESDAYS ! From now through September the FLETC Legal Training Division will host at least one (1) webinar each month on the third Wednesday of the month at 12:00 PST / 1:00 MST / 2:00 CST / 3:00 EST. The next webinar will be held Wednesday July 15, 2026 (12:00 PST / 1:00 MST / 2:00 CST / 3:00 EST) “Is That a Threat?”: The First Amendment and “True Threats” By: Hunter Smith, Senior Legal Instructor, Legal Training Division This webinar will analyze the holding of the 2023 Supreme Court opinion Counterman v. Colorado and its possible effect on prosecuting threat charges without running afoul of the First Amendment. Join: Teams Meeting ID: 234 864 635 647 621 Passcode: L6M6oH9e
Please join the Federal School Safety Clearinghouse on Thursday, July 23 for a virtual training on preventing and responding to online child exploitation in K-12 communities. This session will feature a panel discussion with experts from the U.S. Department of Justice and National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, who will share valuable tools and resources to combat online child exploitation and educate teachers, students, and families. The threat of online child exploitation is pervasive and growing, especially as digital technologies advance and students spend increased time online at home and at school. It is critically important that schools are properly accounting for and addressing this threat as part of their school safety programs. Participants will gain insights into the current landscape of online threats, how to identify risk factors and warning signs of exploitation, and strategies to educate and empower students to make safe online choices. The discussion will also include information on the impact of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) on online child exploitation. Event Details
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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.