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Law Enforcement Today mailing list allows marketers to target government establishments engaged in law enforcement, traffic safety, police work and other law enforcement professions. Professionals in these establishments rely on resource materials like books, reports, newsletters, and audio tapes for topics on enforcing law and order and keeping the peace. They purchase products ranging from body cameras to traffic signage for daily operation and public safety.
Reach personnel in law enforcement like police officers, sergeants, marshals, agents, detectives, patrolmen and others affiliated to the field dedicated to keeping the general public safe on the streets and neighborhoods. They monitor traffic flow, issue speeding tickets, assist at the scene of an accident, investigate crimes, patrol jurisdictions, respond to domestic or criminal complaints and appear in courts of law to provide testimony. They are highly skilled individuals trained to negotiation potentially dangerous situations and assist people involved in a burglary or domestic dispute. Professionals in this list have the purchasing authority to buy goods and services to protect themselves and aid in their day to day duties. They seek vendor partners for solutions in staff training, cost-effective products, technology, safety and more. They attend seminars and conferences for ongoing education in law enforcement and professional development/accreditation.
Law Enforcement Offices: Bureaus of criminal investigations, highway patrols, marshal’s offices, police departments, sheriff’s offices, state police
These civil service professionals purchase products and services such as: Magazines, computers, laptops, software, office supplies, uniforms, traffic cones, flares, first aid kits, radar, bullet proof vests, ammunition, guns, squad cars, training resources, navigation systems, canine supplies, badges, security cameras, and mobile devices.
Ideal users of this list include: Publications, computer manufacturers, software providers, fleet vehicle manufacturers, weapons providers, trainers, police academies, fitness providers, security equipment suppliers, safety apparel providers, event coordinators, insurance providers, financial institutions, recruiters, continuing education providers, and credit card issuers. |
