The New Jersey Public Safety Accreditation Coalition’s Honor Society was formed by the seven founding members of the Coalition in order to perpetuate the growth of professional excellence through public safety accreditation.

The Society recognizes and promotes the excellence of seasoned accreditation managers who have served in the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) national accreditation process in New Jersey and New York.

Membership in the society is exclusive and highly selective. Only one new eligible member is inducted each year. The induction ceremony takes place during an honors dinner held during the society’s annual meeting at Princeton University. The inductee is informed of their selection in September of the calendar year.

Eligible candidates must at a minimum:

• Have served with distinction as a national CALEA accreditation manager.
• Have served in a volunteer capacity on the Board of Directors for at least 2 years.
• Have served as a CALEA or NJSACOP assessor.
• Must be recognized and respected by peers as a leader in CALEA accreditation.