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Statement by Colonel Bradford Connor regarding the passing of Cedric Huntley

Increased patrols throughout the state will target and apprehend impaired drivers this holiday week

Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association launches motorcycle safety campaign

Additional impaired driving patrols will be on the road all weekend.

Statement by the Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association regarding the passage of H.7263, Sub A, creating the Law Enforcement Officer's Due Process and Accountability Act

Congratulations to the Central Falls Police Department on the success of The Leading Ladies Initiative, a program that was featured in the March issue of Police Chief Magazine. 

Today, the Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association reminded Rhode Island drivers to make a plan to get home safely if they are planning to be out celebrating St. Patrick's Day. Extra patrols will be on the roads, and social media from departments across the state will reinforce key safety messages.

The Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association today reminded drivers to celebrate Super Bowl Sunday responsibly.

The Rhode Island Police Chiefs Association (RIPCA) inaugurated its 2024 Executive Board during their annual installation ceremony held on Friday, January 12, in Warwick.

At a news conference in Providence today, public safety leaders from around Rhode Island joined city and town leaders to deliver a strong message about impaired driving.