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AS WOMEN OF LAW ENFORCEMENT, WE RESPECT THOSE THAT HAVE PAVED THE WAY BEFORE US AND WE INSPIRE THOSE THAT WILL FOLLOW US. WE BUILD STRENGTH NOT ONLY IN OURSELVES BUT THOSE WE SURROUND. TOGETHER, WE EMPOWER CONFIDENT, RESILIENT WOMEN OF LAW ENFORCEMENT.
TRAINING
AVAILABLE
Firearms and Defensive Tactics
April 30-May 1 OR May 2-May 3, 2023
$399/person if registered by 2/28/23
$449/person beginning 2/29/23
Fort Worth Police Department
Bob Bolen Public Safety Complex
To register: Call 480-678-9922 or email KarinBe70@gmail.com
Instructors:
Defensive Tactics: Julie Werhnyak - Retired Tempe (Az) Officer
Firearms: Tracy Barnes - Olympian and co-founder of The Olympian Project Shooting Institute
Training
Annual Conference
2023 Annual Conference
REGISTRATION OPENS APRIL 1ST!

Conference Questions?
Conference: conference@wole.info
Sponsor/Vendor: sponsor@wole.info
Donation: donations@wole.info
Conference Agenda
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Hotel Information
Stockyards Courtyard Marriott - $159/night
Stockyards Hyatt Place - $167 - $182/night
Stockyards Springhill Suites - $189/night

History
Everything starts with an idea, and Women of Law Enforcement is no exception. In 2013, Chief Jimmy Perdue, of the North Richland Hills (TX) Police Department, came up with the idea of empowering women in the field of policing through an annual conference. He wanted to provide them with a strong network of leaders that could build up others, mentor, and train females in the many aspects of law enforcement. He took this idea to then Lieutenant, Carrie White, to bring this vision to life. As a natural-born mentor, Carrie knew exactly what to do and surrounded herself with a robust board of leaders to help her breathe life into the newly formed organization. Chief Perdue wanted to ensure Carrie was prepared for the arduous task of developing a large scale conference. Carrie attended the IACP Women's Leadership Institute for the rigorous course that works to develop female leaders of law enforcement.
In 2014, after many meetings and very intentional planning, the first Women of Law Enforcement Conference was held. Year one welcomed 110 women of policing from across the nation to the Southlake Training Center. Fast forward to where the organization is now, and it continues to outgrow venues with more massive crowds, as the demand for quality training specifically designed for women grows.
The Executive leadership of the Women of Law Enforcement brings many years of experience and varying ranks to the team. The organization continues to be led by Forney (TX) Police Chief, Carrie White. It is now expanding into specialized groups to assist the executive team with developing and planning for an even bigger and better conference than the year before.
History
OUR TEAM
EXECUTIVE BOARD



CHIEF CARRIE WHITE
FORNEY POLICE DEPARTMENT
LT. KENDRA WILSON
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS POLICE
PATT SCHECKEL-HOLLINGSWORTH
NCTCOG REGIONAL POLICE ACADEMY DIRECTOR
972-552-6281
Tel: 817-608-2301
Tel: 817-427-7161

OFC. JAIME MALONE
FORT WORTH POLICE

SGT. RACHEL DEHOYOS (RET.)
FORT WORTH POLICE

AMANDA SANDHU
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS POLICE
Tel: 817-427-7074
PLANNING COMMITTEE

LT. KENDRA WILSON
COMMITTEE CHAIR
NORTH RICHLAND HILLS POLICE
kwilson@nrhtx.com

SGT. COURTNEY NOEL
PLANO POLICE
courtneyn@plano.gov

LT. Dora Scudder
AZLE POLICE
dscudder@cityofazle.org

SSA. BRENDA CONTRERAS
BNSF - FW CAMPUS
brenda.contreras@nbsf.com

SGT. JENNIFER NEILON
PASADENA POLICE
jneilon@pasadenatx.gov

SPVS. JESSICA PARKER
HOOD COUNTY SO - DISPATCH
jparker@co.hood.tx.us

DET. JULIA HUSTON
GARLAND POLICE
hutsonj@garlandtx.gov


OFC. AMY CLIFTON
DFW AIRPORT POLICE
aclifton@dfwairport.com


SPCL. COURTNEY BROWN
LUBBOCK POLICE - FORENSICS
clbrown@mail.ci.lubbock.tx.us
OFC. KYNMBAHL WESSON
HURST POLICE
kwesson@hursttx.gov
TEAM
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