IPMBA News

Two “Chaps” Go to Bike School

Two “Chaps” Go to Bike School

by Lloyd “LJ” Larry, Chaplain Mount Vernon (OH) Association of Police Chaplains Sixty miles.  Fifty questions.  Nineteen drills.  Five days.  Seven crashes.  Those are my measurable stats from bike school.  But Jon...
The Power of Inclusion

The Power of Inclusion

by Allan Howard, PCI #001 Dayton (OH) Police Department (ret.) I’m sitting here at the computer, nearly thirty years after I first wrote about police cycling.  I can’t believe it’s been that long. ...
Instructors Never Stop Learning

Instructors Never Stop Learning

by David Millican, PCI #1006T/EMSCI #343T Denton (TX) Police Department IPMBA Education Coordinator In 2020, we will celebrate the occasion of the 30th Annual IPMBA Conference.  Much has been said about the history of this organization in recent years....
The Resiliency of Public Safety Personnel

The Resiliency of Public Safety Personnel

by Mike Wear, PCI #516T-B/EMSCI #059T-B Metropolitan (DC) Police Department (retired) IPMBA Vice President Change is difficult, and as public safety personnel,   we are faced with the challenge to endure and embrace the continuous changes of our...
Riding in a  Winter Wonderland

Riding in a Winter Wonderland

by David Cohen Maryland National Capital Park Police Reserve Unit Public safety is a line of work which requires and encourages continuous training.  Yet for many public safety cyclists, once the weather starts turning cold, the bikes get put...