New York Hostage Negotiators

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California Association of Hostage Negotiators (CAHN)

http://www.cahn.us

As a member of the California Association of Hostage Negotiators, my fundamental duty is to serve mankind, protect the innocent against deception, the weak against oppression or intimidation, and the peaceful against violence or disorder; and to respect the inalienable rights of all men to liberty, equality and justice.

Crisis Negotiation Association of Wisconsin (CNA)

http://www.wicna.com/

The Crisis Negotiators' Association of Wisconsin was founded in 1998 for the purpose of promoting training in the areas related to crisis negotiations and to encourage cooperation among crisis negotiators.

Today CNA of Wisconsin has over 235 members and provides state of the art annual training and Internet training aids to its members.

To become a member, you must be engaged in the field of law enforcement on a full or part-time basis. It is recommended that members have a minimum of 40 hours of negotiators training in a qualified course.

Delaware Valley Negotiators Association (DVNA)

http://delvalnegotiators.org/

Welcome to the Delaware Valley Negotiators Association. We are an organization formed to improve the skills and techniques of crisis negotiators from local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies from around the Delaware Valley area. Although we mainly consist of crisis negotiators from the Delaware Valley, (Pennsylvania, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, and Maryland), we do invite anyone who participates in crisis and/or hostage negotiations to join.

Florida Association of Hostage Negotiators (FAHN)

http://www.fahn.net/

The Florida Association of Hostage Negotiators (FAHN) is an association of law enforcement, mental health, criminal justice and corrections professionals, which is over 800 members strong. The men and women who make up the membership are dedicated to crisis intervention in a variety of situations, which require a highly skilled negotiator to bring about a successful resolution.

Illinois Crisis Negotiators Association (ICNA)

http://www.icnaonline.com

On behalf of all the members of the Illinois Crisis Negotiators Association (ICNA), I want to welcome you to our website. In June of 1999 our association was formed by a handful of law enforcement officers representing local, county, state, and federal agencies determined to encourage and provide education, interaction, and networking between Crisis Negotiators in the State of Illinois.

Over the past decade our association has grown to include over 250 members from law enforcement, correctional, mental health, and criminal justice professionals dedicated to the safe and successful resolution when responding to a variety of crisis incidents.

Kansas Association of Hostage Negotiators (KAHN)

http://www.ksnegotiator.com/

Welcome to the Kansas Association of Hostage Negotiators website. We welcome those of you who are new to our site. We also would like to welcome back those of you have visited before. You will notice that we have changed the overall appearance of our site in an attempt to provide up-to-date information regarding crisis negotiation training in the area.

Louisiana Association of Crisis Negotiators (LACN)

http://www.lacn.us

We want to welcome you to our site and hope it provides you with the information you are seeking. If something of interest is not found within our site, the links page offers other similar sites which may have that information. If you have a question pertaining to crisis negotiations and cannot find the answer, email Chuck McDonald or any of the Board of Directors and we will try to find the answer you seek.

Michigan Association of Hostage Negotiators (MIAHN)

http://www.miahn.com

The Michigan Association of Hostage Negotiators (MAHN) is dedicated to bringing you Hostage/Crisis Negotiation news, alerts and training information. We implore you to send current event articles and case study information in or related to our field. We also encourage those who teach in this field to submit your resume for future seminars and conferences. Please write in our guest book. We'd love to hear your comments or suggestions.

National Council of Negotiation Associations (NCNA)

http://www.ncna.us/

The concept of the NCNA has always been one of the goals of Unit Chief Gary Noesner, FBI (now retired). Gary, you may remember, spoke at several of our seminars. To me Gary Noesner is the driving force behind where crisis negotiations are in our law enforcement world today. I quote Gary on our web page, "Negotiations are the most noble of police endeavors." I personally always keep this in mind when involved in any type of police negotiations. I always try to remember the enthusiasm Gary has for crisis/hostage negotiations during those tough negotiations.

National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA)

http://www.ntoa.org

The National Tactical Officers Association was established in 1983 by Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department Captain, then-Lieutenant, John Kolman. Mr. Kolman hoped to provide a communications link between SWAT units throughout the United States and, later, other countries. Initially, membership in the Association was available exclusively to past or present law enforcement or military personnel assigned to SWAT/tactical teams and support personnel, i.e., hostage negotiators and TEMS personnel. However, in 1996, the NTOA also opened membership to all sworn active and retired law enforcement personnel and sworn correctional officers. This marked a significant event in the history of the NTOA because it enabled the Association to expand and prosper, thus providing additional services to the membership.

New England Crisis Negotiators Association (NECNA)

http://www.necna.com/

New England Crisis Negotiators Association (NECNA)
The New England Crisis Negotiators Association (NECNA) was established in 2001. The membership of NECNA was and remains largely officers from law enforcement and correction agencies throughout New England at the Federal, State, county and local level who are tasked by their Departments with Crisis Negotiations. There has also been an increase in membership and interest from mental health professionals who are affiliated with Law Enforcement and Corrections Crisis Negotiation Teams.

New York Tactical Officers Association (NYTOA)

http://www.nytoa.org

The New York Tactical Officers Association is a not for profit corporation established to promote training, professionalism and the exchange of information between members of law enforcement, tactical units and crisis negotiation teams within, and surrounding, New York State. The association strives to advance individual and team knowledge by providing a network to share best practices, sound tactics, training and operational experiences. The association works to foster the highest professional standards and levels of competence by providing high quality instruction to its members.

Northern Ohio Negotiators Association (NONA)

http://www.northernohionegotiatorsassociation.org/

There has been an interest generated in the forming of an association for the Crisis/Hostage Negotiators in Northern Ohio. The goal is to bring negotiators together for the purpose of sharing information, training and the ability to learn what other resources are available to them and their teams.

Rocky Mountain Hostage Negotiators (RMHN)

http://www.rmhnonline.com/

The Rocky Mountain Hostage Negotiators (RMHN) are dedicated to promoting professional and continuing quality training for hostage / crisis negotiators. RMHN was founded in June of 2000, by volunteers, and is a non-profit organization. Law enforcement officers, particularly crisis/hostage negotiators, recognized a need for ongoing, quality training.

South Carolina Crisis Negotiators Association (SCCNA)

http://www.sccna.com/

The South Carolina Crisis Negotiators Association was formed in 1993 by several officers from City, County, State, Federal, Corrections Agencies, and Private Security. The first meeting was held at Williams-Brice Stadium in Columbia, S.C. There were 91 attendees at that meeting and every year it has grown. The meetings are now held in Myrtle Beach, S. C. during the month of October.

Our goal is to encourage the exchange of ideas and information, assisted research and development of new methods and techniques, to provide a high level of professionalism among Crisis Negotiators, to actively participate in upgrading and improving the Criminal Justice System in South Carolina from within the system and for the Public at large, and to establish a professional code of ethics.

Texas Association of Hostage Negotiators (TAHN)

http://www.tahn.org

The Texas Association of Hostage Negotiators (TAHN) is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing quality training to hostage negotiators and first responders.

TAHN members enjoy many benefits. They have opportunities to network with other negotiators not just from Texas, but from around the world as well. There is no better place to network than the annual training conference. Along with the FBI, TAHN co-sponsor an annual conference every November. This conference has grown every year and is attended by negotiators from around the United States and several other countries. Members are notified as the conference is being planned so that they can make early reservations to attend. More information about the training conference can be found on this web site.

Western States Hostage Negotiators Association (WSHNA)

http://www.wshna.com/

The goal of the association is to develop in members a higher degree of proficiency in the performance of their professional duties. The association shall provide training for members, and the association shall act as a resource and conduit for information sharing.

The WSHNA depends upon your involvement as a member to accomplish these goals. WSHNA represents police crisis negotiators from Alaska, British Columbia, California, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, & Washington.

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