About BCACP
One Voice for Police Leadership in British Columbia
The British Columbia Association of Chiefs of Police is the provincial association representing senior police leadership from municipal police services, the RCMP, First Nations police services, designated policing units, and public safety partners across British Columbia.
As the collective voice of police leadership, BCACP provides a forum where policing experience, research, and partnerships translate into stronger leadership, informed public policy, and safer communities.
Why BCACP Matters
BCACP serves as a trusted forum where policing experience, government priorities, research, and community perspectives come together to inform the future of public safety.
By convening leaders, building strategic partnerships, and contributing practical expertise, the Association helps bridge operational realities and public policy, strengthen policing practices, and advance coordinated responses to the complex challenges facing communities across British Columbia.
Our Purpose
BCACP exists to strengthen police leadership and advance public safety by fostering collaboration, promoting professional excellence, and providing a unified voice on issues affecting policing in British Columbia.
In pursuit of that purpose, we are committed to:
- promoting the highest standards of ethics, integrity, professionalism, and leadership;
- fostering collaboration and consistency in policing practices across British Columbia;
- encouraging innovation and continuous improvement across the policing profession;
- supporting effective crime prevention and public safety strategies;
- providing informed, evidence-based advice to government and key stakeholders; and
- building partnerships that contribute to safer, stronger communities.
Guided by our vision, mission, and values, BCACP remains committed to supporting police leaders, strengthening collaboration, and advancing public safety across British Columbia.