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LEIM Conference 2010
Atlanta, GA May 24-27

LEIM Section logo The IACP Law Enforcement Information Management Section (LEIM) brings together law enforcement practitioners to improve and facilitate the exchange of information and system interoperability within and across jurisdictional boundaries. LEIM key stakeholders include police chiefs, law enforcement executives, and technologists.


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34th Annual IACP LEIM Training Conference and Exposition
Make plans to attend the 34th Annual International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) Law Enforcement Information Management (LEIM) Section Training Conference and Exposition in Atlanta, GA, May 24-27, 2010. This conference brings together law enforcement practitioners to share leading practices and lessons learned in the application of technology to fight crime. For more information click here.

Conference Registration
Admittance to program activities is by IACP LEIM Conference badge. Conference activities are not open to the public. Early Bird and Full Conference Admittance to program activities is by IACP LEIM Conference badge. Conference activities are not open to the public. Registration includes access to all plenaries, workshops (unless otherwise noted), receptions, and expo hall. For More Information

Hyatt Regency Atlanta
265 Peachtree Street, NE
Atlanta, GA 30303
A discounted room block has been reserved at the government per diem rate of $141 plus taxes. To reserve a room, visit: here

Exhibitor Registration, Booth Sales and Sponsorship Opportunities
Exhibitor and Sponsorship Prospectus Now Available. Please note that both Sponsorship Tier selection and Booth Space selection is required when submitting the application form.

License Plate Readers Privacy Impact Assessment Report
The IACP, through the LEIM Section, has developed a Privacy Impact Assessment Report (PIA Report) for law enforcement license plate reader systems to comprehensively set forth the privacy concerns that should be addressed by any criminal justice agency utilizing LPR systems. The report provides agencies implementing LPR systems with the information they need to ensure that data is managed in such a way as to meet the needs of public safety while protecting individuals' privacy interests.

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Highway Infrastructure Security and Emergency Management Professional Capacity Building Web Site
Key Federal document updates, new Transportation Security Administration (TSA) publication, and many Emergency Management Institute courses have been added to keep professionals up-to-date with the latest knowledge in security and emergency management for transportation. For more information about this Web site, visit www.fhwa.dot.gov/security/emergencymgmt/profcapacitybldg/.