IPMBA News

Partnership Required?

Partnership Required?

by Kirby Beck, PCI #002T/EMSCI #017T Coon Rapids (MN) Police Department (retired) Implementing standard operating guidelines, policies, and procedures is essential to maximizing the effectiveness of a bicycle unit.  When crafting a policy or guidelines, it is important...
Youth Bicycle Safety Education

Youth Bicycle Safety Education

Presented by Kirby Beck, PCI #002T, Coon Rapids Police Department (retired) Introduction This workshop is intended for public safety personnel who take part in educating youth in bicycling and bicycle safety.  It will give them facts on the crash...
Back to Reality

Back to Reality

Back to Reality by Lt. Mike Anderson, PCI #273/EMSCI #022 St. Louis Metropolitan (MO) Police Department The reality struck me on Monday morning as I pulled into the Doubletree parking lot.  All the police cars were gone; there were no...
2010 Conference Vendors and Supporters

2010 Conference Vendors and Supporters

IPMBA thanks the vendors and other supporters without whom the IPMBA conference would be missing an important component. Please show your gratitude to these companies for their support of public safety cycling by thinking of them first for your bike...
Support Those Who Support You

Support Those Who Support You

One of the reasons people attend the IPMBA Conference is the opportunity to wander around the exhibit hall, meeting the vendors and examining their wares.  The exhibits are open for business on the last day of the pre-conference and...
Competition 2010: Attack of the 999 Cones

Competition 2010: Attack of the 999 Cones

by Bernie Hogancamp, PCI #498 Homewood (IL) Police Department After a week of fine Missouri weather, the day of the competition dawned grey, wet, and chilly.  Things were looking ominous, but then, just before the appointed time, the clouds broke,...
Giordana Shorts:  Unsurpassed Comfort

Giordana Shorts:  Unsurpassed Comfort

by Brad Miller, PCI# 928 Lewisburg PD (PA) IPMBA Industry Relations Committee Un migliore amico dei ciclisti!  Roughly translated, that’s Italian for “A cyclist’s best friend!”  That’s what can be said...