Adairsville Police Chief Attends Summer Training Conference

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As part of his continuing education and training in the administration of law enforcement, Adairsville Police Chief Arnold Gillman recently attended the 2015 Annual Summer Training Conference sponsored by the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police.

Heads of law enforcement agencies throughout the state participated in the four-day conference. The Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police is responsible for the delivery of training to the chiefs of Georgia’s police departments and law enforcement agencies.

The conference was held at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center July 26-29.

This year’s conference covered a variety of topics in seminars such as Body Camera Summit: Implementation Best Practices, Perspectives on Policing from the Georgia Supreme Court, Managing Media in Mass Casualty Events, DOJ Findings & Ferguson Review, Hard Lessons for Law Enforcement, Enforcement and Removal Operations Overview and Liability Trends.

Gillman was among more than 548 heads of law enforcement agencies attending the 48th annual conference.

“The law enforcement executives in attendance now have the opportunity to put the key ideas and concepts to work in their own communities with the purpose of more effectively partnering with the citizens of Georgia and striving to overcome the tremendous challenges that law enforcement faces,” said Atlanta Police Chief George Turner, who is this year’s president of the Georgia Association of Chiefs of Police.

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Photo: Gillman with Ambassador Andrew Young. Credit: Adairsville Police Department