Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police

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3500 Duluth Park Ln Ste 700
Duluth, GA 30096
+1 (770) 495-9650
https://gachiefs.com

The Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police (GACP) is a professional organization dedicated to supporting law enforcement leaders across the state. Through various programs, services, and training opportunities, GACP aims to enhance public safety and foster professional development among its members.

GACP hosts annual conferences and training sessions, including specialized programs for chaplains and certification managers, ensuring that its members stay informed and equipped to meet the evolving challenges of law enforcement. The organization also features a job board to assist in connecting qualified candidates with command staff positions throughout Georgia.

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