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PROVIDENCE — As the holiday season approaches, the Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association would like to provide tips to prevent theft for members of the public who are expecting package deliveries in the coming weeks.
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SMITHFIELD — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association would like to remind the community of important safe driving tips ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
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SMITHFIELD — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association will join a press conference tomorrow to discuss safe driving ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday.
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PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association is pleased to recognize Bristol Police Lt. Steven St. Pierre with the Association’s 2021 Exemplary Service Award.
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PROVIDENCE — The Executive Board and member chiefs of the Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association wish to honor the life and service of retired North Attleboro Police Chief John D. “Jack” Coyle, Jr. and offer their condolences following his passing last week.
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According to AAA Northeast, every six days, a crash responder loses their life tending to a disabled vehicle. Drivers are reminded to follow the slow down, move over laws in every state. When approaching an emergency vehicle with its lights illuminated, drivers must slow down and, if possible, move to the adjacent lane. Taking this action gives first responders more room to work and keeps everyone safer.
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CRANSTON — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association would like to recognize the Rhode Island Municipal Police Training Academy for their recent fundraising efforts benefiting Special Olympics Rhode Island.
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PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association would like to share with residents a series of safety tips as part of National Pedestrian Safety Month.
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PROVIDENCE — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association would like to share guidance and safety tips as Halloween approaches to help Rhode Island communities celebrate safely this season.
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CRANSTON — The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association was pleased to join federal, state and local officials Wednesday to announce approximately $16 million in grant awards for 42 Rhode Island law enforcement agencies that will help to equip 1,773 frontline police officers with body-worn cameras through a new statewide program.
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