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Thank you to everyone who made the 2026 Gatlinburg Law Enforcement Conference a success. We appreciate the contributions from attendees, speakers, vendors, sponsors, and the Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police.
Save the dates, tentatively set for: May 3–6, 2027 for next year’s conference in Gatlinburg.
"I just have to say what a wonderful job your entire team and each speaker did, it was a wonderful conference and I gained numerous valuable skills, resources, and information! I also really appreciate getting to network with regional partners I do not get to see or work with all of the time. I hope to attend again in the future! One of the best conferences I have been to recently."
Victim Advocate from Kentucky
"Thank you! I would love to attend next year. I really enjoyed this conference. I learned a lot and made some great connections for work."
An Assistant Victim/Witness Coordinator from Tennessee.
Thank you!
I enjoyed the Conference very much and will definitely be back!
Chief of Police from Georgia
"By far the best Gatlinburg conference I have attended, well done."
A Detective from Kentucky
"You all have done a wonderful job. Keep doing what you’re doing. Thank you"
A Detective from Kentucky
"A great conference as formatted and presented".
Chief of Police from Kentucky
"This was a wonderful conference. I would even say one of the best I have ever attended. I wish I could have stayed for the full day on Thursday".
An Assistant Victim/Witness Coordinator from Tennessee.
"Great conference. This was one of the best victim assistance tracks I've seen. We hope to attend again next year! Thank you for all the work you put in to making it worthwhile."
An Executive Director from Kentucky
"I thought the classes this years were as good or better than they've ever been. Scott Payne was a great speaker."
A South Carolina Prosecutor
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