Alaska Police Standards Council
The mission of APSC is to produce and maintain a highly trained and positively motivated professional law enforcement workforce capable of meeting contemporary standards of performance across Alaska.
APSC Programs & Services
The Alaska Police Standards Council sets and enforces minimum standards for law enforcement and corrections officers across the state including training, certification, ethics, and professional conduct.
Officer Certification
APSC established and enforces minimum standards for certified police officers, correctional officers, probation & parole officers, and village police officers.
Training Standards
APSC approves and certifies officer and instructor training for basic academies, specialized, and in-service training for Alaska’s police, correctional, and probation & parole officers.
Reciprocity
APSC reviews and processes requests for certifications for officers transferring from other states.
Forms and Records
View and download forms and guides for agencies, officers, and the public.
Agency Certifications
APSC certifies municipal, borough, and state law enforcement agencies across Alaska.
Agency Regulations
Read the regulations governing the certification of police officers, parole & probation officers, correctional officers, and village police officers
APSC Training Calendar
View upcoming training sponsored by APSC, the Alaska Department of Public Safety, Alaska Department of Corrections, and University of Alaska.
About the APSC Council
Council Membership
The APSC council consists of 13 voting members and includes a mix of representatives from law enforcement and the public.
Contact APSC
General Inquiries
APSC Staff