Publications

POLICE TIMES MAGAZINE
An award-winning quarterly publication focusing on police training, news products and services, technological advances which assist law enforcement, as well as legal decisions affecting law enforcement. First published in 1966. Use of full color through the publication enhances this journal's appeal. Published by the American Federation of Police & Concerned Citizens (annual subscription with membership to AFP&CC)

THE CHIEF OF POLICE
A bimonthly journal with emphasis on subjects that would interest the decision makers within a police department or agency. Focus on promotional exams, profiles of commanders of elite units, legal decisions which effect decision makers. Profiles of County Sheriffs as well as heads of security firms. Published by the National Association of Chiefs of Police, Inc.

POLICE FAMILY SURVIVOR FUND QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER
This glossy full-color newsletter contains feedback from police survivors, spotlights programs of the AFP&CC police survivors fund, contains personal stories of overcoming grief as well as a photo album of survivor visitors to the Police Hall of Fame and it's Memorial Chapel of Michael the Archangel. Sent without charge to every survivor family in America.

THE ANNUAL REPORT OF THE AMERICAN POLICE HALL OF FAME AND GUIDELINES FOR LINE OF DUTY DEATH
For millennium year 2000, The American Police Hall of Fame and it's supporting organizations published an annual report honoring every law enforcement officer killed in the prior calendar year. Along with the officer's photo and short narrative of the events surrounding his or her tragic demise, the Report gives the opportunity for every police department and sheriff's agency to get a detailed look at the programs and services provided to survivor families, as well as families who have an officer who has been disabled or paralyzed in the line of duty. Graphics and photo illustrations by world-noted production designer Peter Connolly make excellent use of photos as well as computer imagery. The book describes the guidelines for departments to use if an officer is killed while on duty. This section took months of work and was spearheaded by staff member Mrs. Mayra Bryan.  All APHF publications, including the annual repo rt are edited my Jim Gordon who has been with the organization for twenty-five years.