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Captain Rusty Cooper attends the FBI National Academy
Captain Rusty Cooper attended the FBI National Academy at Quantico Virginia, and
graduated on March 22nd, 2013. Two hundred and sixty eight law enforcement officers graduated from this program. The
252nd Session of the National Academy consisted of men and women from 49 states. Included in this class are members of
law enforcement agencies from the District of Columbia, 27 international countries, four military organizations and five
federal civilian organizations.
The National Academy Program held at the FBI Academy, offers ten weeks of advanced
investigative, management, and fitness training for selected officers having proven records as professionals within
their agencies. On the average, these officers have 19 years of law enforcement experience and usually return to their
agencies to serve in the executive-level positions.
New resource allows public to directly access police activity and crime data
The below resource has been totally funded by a grant through the Governors Office Public Safety Stabilization Program. The Kingman Police Department
applied for the grant, which was awarded in September 2010.
Kingman Police Department Joins the National Crime Map
Citizens now have free access to official, timely crime data through the CrimeReports website and iPhone app
Kingman, Ariz.—Jan. 24, 2011
Have you ever seen flashing red and blue lights in your neighborhood and wanted to know what was going on? Do you want to find out how safe your neighborhood really is? Now you can, through a
new partnership between the Kingman Police Department and CrimeReports, creators of the National Crime Map
"Providing reliable, timely information to our citizens is one of our top priorities," says Chief Robert DeVries. "Partnering with CrimeReports gives us the
ability to keep the public informed on a regular basis as to what is going on in the community." He added that the public can access the crime map 24 hours a day through the website or through
the CrimeReports iPhone app, available for free download in the Apple iTunes store. The new service even lets local citizens sign up for free customizable email alerts, so they can stay on top
of crime in their neighborhood. "Information is power," Chief DeVries added, "and we hope that giving the community this information will help them prevent crime in their neighborhoods."
"The Kingman Police Department is a leader in law enforcement innovation," says Greg Whisenant, founder and CEO of CrimeReports. "They are demonstrating their
commitment to the community, to proactive policing, and fiscal responsibility."
Kingman PD is joining over 1,600 other law enforcement agencies of all sizes across North America who share their crime information with the public through the
map, like Baltimore, Boston, San Jose, San Francisco, Portland, Washington D.C., Los Angeles County, and more.
Sign Code Ordinance
The City of Kingman of Kingman Sign Code Ordinance
has changed and is available on the City Website. If you
go to the City website, then go to Code and Ordinances,
and click on Sign Ordinance (New). This document is in
PDF format and is printable from your personal computer.
We encourage all of the City Businesses to view the Sign
Ordinance, so that we at the Kingman Police Department
can gain Voluntary compliance.
DocView Crash Report System
The Kingman Police Department has entered into an
agreement with DOCVIEW, LLC to place traffic Crash
reports on-line. DocView is an Internet based
application that was developed to help Law Enforcement
Agencies and Insurance Companies manage and access
traffic crash reports in a more timely and efficient
manner. This will be accessed on line and the customer
or Insurance Agency will need a report number and date
to access the report, that they are requesting. You can
go to the City Website, the Police Department Website,
then you will go to Police Department report request, or
you can obtain the same information from DocView. The report will cost $13.00 and
Insurance Companies can set up an account, to be billed
monthly. You will still be able to get your Crash
reports at the Kingman Police Department also.
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