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Who We Are
The North Eastern Massachusetts Law Enforcement Council (NEMLEC) is a non-profit corporation, and a law enforcement council, composed of a consortium of 47 police departments in Middlesex and Essex Counties, and two County Sheriff’s Departments. Member agencies operate pursuant to an interagency mutual aid and assistance agreement. We have grown and evolved over the years to address the ever-changing demands placed upon the law enforcement profession.
NEMLEC is a professional organization, directed by member needs and priorities, and governed by an elected Board. Member police chiefs actively participate in its operation serving in leadership roles on operational units and committees. NEMLEC manages all aspects of the organization through member meetings, open processes and a comprehensive intranet system.
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NEMLEC Overview
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Member Agencies
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49
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Number Sworn – Police
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3225
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Number Sworn – Sheriff
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700+
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Population Served
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1.3 million
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Land Area
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700 square miles
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Service Area
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Membership is limited to agencies in Middlesex and Essex Counties, North and West of Boston.
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Operational Units
NEMLEC units are composed of highly trained and
skilled officers from member agencies under the
command of a police chief. They are a primary
source of assistance and support and are available
to member police chiefs who activate them in
accordance with written protocol.
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- Computer Crime
- Motorcycle Unit
- Regional Communications
- Regional Response Team (RRT)
- School Threat Assessment and Response System (STARS)
- Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT)
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Resources
NEMLEC resources are (i) specialized systems or
technology that facilitate police practices, and/or
(ii) personnel or teams with unique skills not
typically available in police departments.
Member agencies can draw from these resources
as needed, if available.
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- NEMLEC Intranet – Regional Information Sharing
- Regional Detectives
- Crime Scene Services
- Dive Team
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Committees
NEMLEC Committees are composed of member police chiefs.
Committees drive specific organizational activities.
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- Finance
- Membership
- Professional Development
- Standards and Policies
- Strategic Planning
- Technology
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© 2007. NEMLEC - All rights reserved.
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