Maine Sheriffs’ Association gathers in Rockport to talk about firearms, security, animal abuse, emerging threats, and more
ROCKPORT — The Maine Sheriffs’ Association held its annual conference March 29 and 30 at the Samoset Resort in Rockport with 120 law enforcement officers representing 16 counties attending the two-day event, along with representation from the National Sheriffs’ Association and Maine Commission.
The motto for the conference was “One Team, One Mission.”
According to Knox County Sheriff Chief Deputy Tim Carroll, the conference incorporated a full schedule of trainings and time to connect with the 42 exhibitors representing the latest technology in firearms, mobile communications, uniforms, cruisers, security, and tactical protective gear.
Law enforcement officers had the opportunity to attend trainings including human trafficking, anti-terrorism and Muslim culture, animal abuse and investigations, violent crimes, and emerging threats.
“The conference is a great opportunity for all of us to get together and share information,” said Sheriff Donna Dennison.” Carroll agreed since he spent time during the conference meeting with other attendees regarding current legislative issues relating to law enforcement.
The following photo gallery represents the cross section of attendees and variety of exhibitors at the annual Maine Sheriff’s Association Conference.
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