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Project Alert: America’s Law Enforcement Retiree Team What is Project Alert? The Project ALERT Program is a resource implemented and successfully administered by the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children ® (NCMEC) at no cost to law enforcement agencies across the nation for more than 10 years. All costs associated with travel and resource materials are coordinated and paid for by NCMEC. The program provides skilled, retired, law-enforcement officers who donate their time, when requested by agencies, to assist as consultants with missing and exploited child cases. For more information call: NCMEC’s 24-hour, toll free Hotline at 1-800-THE-LOST® (1-800-843-5678) Or Contact the Project ALERT Program, NCMEC Charles B. Wang, www.missingkids.com © 2003 National Center for Missing & Exploited Children. The Project Alert roll-call training video is endorsed by the California Commission of Peace Officer Standards & Training as well as 16 major, nationally recognized law-enforcement associations.
The National Center for Missing Adults has hosted a variety of training sessions in Phoenix, AZ in cooperation with the Fox Valley Technical College and its Law Enforcement Training Center on Missing Persons. The array of issues deal with the law enforcement and legal challenges of citizen advocates of missing adults. See The National Center for Missing Adults for more information.
A Newsletter for Appleton Police Retirees, Colleagues, and Friends available for download.
Wisconsin Crime Prevention Practitioners Association
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