Retired Supervisory Special Agent Carl Jeanty long dreamed of being a law enforcement officer.
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Educational Workshops Give Students a Value-Added Experience
Enhance your group’s visit to the Museum with a hands-on workshop in our Learning Center.
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We’re Almost Ready to Open Our Doors!
Our Museum Grand Opening celebration is now just one month away. We’re opening our doors on Saturday, October 13.
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The 9/11 Commission’s Public Report
On July 22, 2004, the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States issued its public report regarding the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Read More > National Police Week Reminds Us Why Our Museum is a Necessity
Years of planning, dreaming and fundraising have made the dream of a National Law Enforcement Museum a reality.
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Celebrating Our Nation’s Corrections Officers and Employees
May 6 to 12 marks National Corrections Officers and Employees Week, week dedicated to more than 468,000* corrections officers across the country.
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Preserving the Museum’s Treasures
Construction on the new Museum is underway in Washington, DC. A few miles away, preparations to ready our collection for exhibition are also taking place.
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IACP and the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair
The Chicago World’s Fair was a celebration of debuts, including the first Ferris wheel, the hamburger and the birth of the future IACP.
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Free FieldTripZoom Class for Teachers and Students
Reserve your spot now for this free live-stream class on DNA and Investigations. Choose a morning or afternoon session, but hurry, space is limited.
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Forensics Detectives Camp for Ages 11-14
Don’t miss this unique, one-week summer camp that enhances STEM skills while letting your child play crime scene investigator.
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