The Law Enforcement Risk Review process includes a policy review and
comprehensive agency site-evaluation, designed to validate that policies and
practices are meeting the recommended best practices. As changes are needed
during the review, recommendations are simply made and the time given for the
needed changes to take effect. 
This ever-evolving initiative was peer-constructed and
reviewed by the League's Police Chiefs Advisory Committee, comprised of chiefs from more than 12
agencies from across North Carolina. As new risk-related issues are identified through the
tracking of losses regionally and nationally, new categories are adopted and
added to the review process.
This review is supported by the N.C. Association of
Chiefs of Police, and is free for Property & Casualty Trust members. This
process truly is a comprehensive review of the 40 High-Risk categories in law
enforcement, and an agency's adherence to best practices and policies as they
relate to these categories. The Risk Review is not intended to be a version
of CALEA Accreditation or a replacement.
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