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Welcome
to the USPCA
Region
26 Website.
We are 1 of 26 regions throughout the United States and represent the
State of
Mississippi. We hope you find the site useful and
informative. If you have any question concerning the USPCA or Region 26
you can
contact us through this site. Enjoy the website and let other USPCA
Members in your area know about it! If you would like to make
USPCA Region 26 your homepage you can click this link: Make
My Homepage or you can click
here to bookmark us: Bookmark
USPCA Region 26.
Our 2010 USPCA Trials were held in Pascagoula, MS from Feb.
8th
through the 15th. The results of the trials are now posted online and
can be found here: Trial
Results or under
Region News. We also
held our yearly elections during the trials, the list below
reflects the out come of those elections.
Be sure to visit the Region 26
Message Board
and share information, as well as resources, and also keep in
touch with other members. The link can be found under Interactive
on the menu above.
| Southwest
Vice-President |
Region
26: |
President |
Vice
President |
Secretary/Treasurer |
Seargent
at Arms |
Bubba Howell
Louisiana,
Mississippi,
Arkansas, Oklahoma,
Texas
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Officers: |
Rob
Norman
Laurel
PD
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John
Windsor
Jones
Co SO
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Paul
Sheffield
Ellisville
PD |
Brian
Patterson
Covington
Co SO
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The General
Nature of
the Objectives and Purposes of the USPCA:
 To
unite in a common cause all law enforcement agencies utilizing
the services of the canine as an aid in the
prevention and detection of
crime.- To
promote friendship and
brotherhood between all those interested
in the training and utilization of the canine in police work.
- To
endeavor to establish a
minimum working standard, and improve
the abilities of the canine in police work, thereby rendering better
service to the community.
- To
establish and maintain a
legal assistance fund for acts resulting in civil suits from the use of
police trained canines.
- To
coordinate the exchange
of any advanced techniques of training of the utilization of police
dogs.
- To
improve the image of the
working police dog to the populace in
general through improved public service in the prevention and detection
of crime.
- To
aid and assist those law
enforcement agencies making application
for information concerning the establishment of canine sections within
their respective departments.
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