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About us

The National Association of Chiefs of Police, Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit organization incorporated in Florida in May 1967.  The mission of the organization is to promote and support the law enforcement profession.
 The organization has a multifaceted program service effort . Click below to learn more.
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Family Support Programs

NACOP’s Family fund for Paralyzed & Disabled Police Officers has made a sacred promise to never turn away a family in which the police officer was severely injured in the line of duty.

By being there year after year, NACOP actually becomes family. How? Click below to learn more.

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Law Enforcement Professionals

The Association was organized for educational and charitable activities for law enforcement officers in command ranks and supervisory agents of state & federal law enforcement agencies as well as leaders in the private security sector.
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Training

Our Law Enforcement Education Program (LEEP) offers world-class tactical training to officers at little to no cost; and our civilian-based Safety Training Education Program  (STEP) for everyday citizens who want to learn firearms safety, hand-to-hand defensive measures, active shooter response methods, and more.
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Jack Rinchich

National President

Chief Rinchich has forty years of law enforcement service and forty years as a Chaplain. He is a retired Marine and served two tours of duty. He is an Active Shooter Response Trainer and has served with VIP Security Details – Including Presidential. He has served with the National Association of Chiefs of Police since 1986.

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Brian Smith

National Vice President

Captain Brian Smith has over forty years of law enforcement service. He is skilled in Criminal Intelligence, Emergency Management, Law Enforcement Training and Dignitary Protection. He has served with the National Association of Chiefs of Police since 1979.

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John Kucan

National Outreach Chairman

Trooper John Kucan (Ret.) was permanently disabled in the line of duty on August 19, 1988 when he was shot in the head and leg during a traffic stop of a convicted drug dealer. He has served as the National Outreach Chairman for the Family Fund for Paralyzed & Disabled Police Officers since 2003.

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