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The CIVPOL Alumni Association is a nonprofit, international community-based organization founded in 2007 and dedicated to providing international law enforcement officers a community of residents. The CIVPOL Alumni Association is currently in its infancy stages. To date, more than 5,000 police officers from many different law enforcement agencies have participated in the CIVPOL program in support of the US government missions worldwide.
The State Department’s CIVPOL program began in 1994 and has since become a vital tool of U.S. foreign policy. Professional CIVPOL officers are helping many nations create modern, professional police institutions. Each CIVPOL officer shares a commitment to justice and freedom. The contribution of a CIVPOL officer’s law enforcement education and experience are valuable assets in defending our country and building a better world. More than 5,000 police officers from many different law enforcement agencies have participated in the CIVPOL program in support of the U.S. governments’ missions worldwide.
The CIVPOL Alumni Association strives to become more efficient in our processes of advising, assisting, monitoring and mentoring foreign national police. The association provides continuing education presentations and workshops led by law enforcement professionals at the federal, state, county, and local levels. While some presentations are limited to alumni members, many of them are open to the general public.
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What is CIVPOL?
International Civilian Police Program (CivPol)
The Bureau of International Narcotics and Law Enforcement Affairs recruits U.S. police officers from all over the country to participate in international civilian police activities and local police development programs in countries around the world.
Civilian police officers from over 50 countries are deployed around the globe in support of international peacekeeping operations. CIVPOL programs most often are sponsored by the United Nations but also can be sponsored by regional security organizations such as the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE). The U.S. participated in its first CIVPOL mission in 1994 in Haiti. Today, more than 700 U.S. police officers are contributing to public safety in areas recovering from conflict.
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CIVPOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
810 North Washington St.
Hutchinson, Kansas 67501-4643
On November 26th, 2007, we lost another brother:
William Lawrence Juneau
Bill Juneau, 36, of Rush City, Minnesota, was working as an international police advisor when the vehicle in which he was traveling was struck by an improvised explosive device. After the attack, Bill was transported to the 86th Combat Support Hospital, where he died of his injuries.
We offer his family our deepest and sincerest condolences. We will be adding a memorial page to this website in the next few days. Until then, please leave notes for his family in his guest book.
