Publications & Links

The NCSA provides these resources to both the Sheriffs and Sheriffs’ personnel as well as the citizens of North Carolina. Below you’ll find a host of documents, downloads and links relating to law enforcement as well as public safety. We hope you’ll find them useful. Please contact the NCSA if you find any resources out of date or a link no longer valid.

 

Firearms
AOC-SP-914M Concealed Handgun Permit Release Form	NC Dept of Justice — Concealed Handguns Reciprocity	Updated Concealed Handgun Permits and the Use of Deadly Force
AOC-SP-917 Court Order Release for Pistol Handgun Permit
Sex Offender Registry Info
Sex Offender Registration in North Carolina	NC Sex Offender Registry
Traumatic Incident Response Program
NCSA Traumatic Incident Response Program Overview	Officer’s Use of Deadly Force
Public Safety
Commitment Issues for Law Enforcement	Mutual Aid Between Law Enforcement Agencies
Bulletins/Memos
The Office of Sheriff in North Carolina	Disposition of Property	Vacancy in the Office of Sheriff
Elective Office of the Sheriff	The Office of Sheriff is Not a Department	History of The Office of the Sheriff
Sheriff’s Quick Reference Guide to Obscure Statutes	Jail Administrators’ Institute of Leadership Burning Questions	Law Enforcement Recordings
NC Election Law for Sheriffs	Unmanned Aircraft Systems	Chief Deputies’ Leadership Institute Burning Questions

Additional Resources

UNC School of Govt Administration of Justice Bulletin

North Carolina Government Agencies

NC Attorney General	School of Government at UNC-CH	NC Sheriffs’ Education and Training Standards Commission	NC Jail Administrators’ Association
NC Justice Academy	Department of Public Safety	Office of the Governor	NC General Assembly
State Bureau of Investigation	NC Government Main Site	NC Department of Adult Correction

Federal Agencies

Bureau of Justice Assistance

Federal Bureau of Investigation

NC Congressional Members

Other Law Enforcement Sites

National Sheriffs’ Association

USA On Watch

The Corrections Connection

National Crime Prevention Council

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