FBINAA 2025 Annual Report

L E T T E R

To the Esteemed Members of the FBI National Academy Associates,

As I compose this message in early February, with much of the nation enduring severe winter conditions, I am reminded that we still have an opportunity to strengthen our active membership. Many law enforcement associations are currently experiencing a decline in membership. In previous generations, law enforcement professionals would gather informally to discuss work and life matters; today, many officers return home after their shifts, often going to secondary employment or to engage with broader communities via social media. Several Chapters have made commendable efforts to increase their membership, and I extend my sincere appreciation for their dedication. It is important to recognize that membership is not solely about the collection of dues. True active membership is about fortifying our network of shared expertise and corporate knowledge. Historically, members could submit operational inquiries to the Association’s Office and receive prompt, informed responses from engaged colleagues from around the world. In response to member feedback, the Association has implemented an autorenewal option, which is now utilized by approximately 3,245 members. Thank you for embracing this initiative. There remains time to renew your membership, as the

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