Kansas Association of Chiefs of Police: The Wall of Honor

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Supported Programs :: The Wall of Honor

In 1999, through the efforts
of Emporia Police Chief Bob Rodriquez, then president of KACP, the Association along with donations from several academy classes established the Wall of Honor at the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center in Hutchinson. The Wall of Honor is dedicated to those heroic officers who graduated from the Kansas Law Enforcement Training Center and, in the line of duty, gave the supreme sacrifice. They shall never be forgotten.

KACP continues to support the Wall of Honor as names are added through donations received from the public.

The KLETC web site provides additional information about the Wall of Honor.