ADSAI members foster and maintain good working relations with law enforcement organizations, the media and the business community. ADSAI develops and encourages the practice of high standards of personal and professional conduct among those persons serving in the investigative and security industry.
Founded in 1933 – Incorporated on September 13, 1937
PURPOSE AND OBJECTIVES
The Association is a not for profit corporation that promotes the general welfare of all licensees and certificate of authority holders state wide. The Association retains a lobbyist and will support legislation for the betterment of our industries and will oppose all legislation deemed detrimental to our professions. The Association’s objectives include monitoring unfavorable federal, state, county and local legislation and take action to oppose same when necessary. It is important that you are represented.
MEMBERSHIP
Active Membership is open to all licensed private detectives, private security contractors, and/or those duly authorized representatives of sole partnerships, and corporations licensed by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation. Associate Membership is open to those not meeting these requirements, but who are closely associated with the two industries.
Upholding Professional Standards For Idaho’s Private Investigation Industry
Free Private Investigator Referral Service
GAPPI is a self-governing association of Private Investigators. GAPPI was created to educate members, enforce code of ethics, and to establish mutual feelings of trust and friendships among its members and other investigative agencies throughout Georgia and the United States of America. GAPPI also strives to monitor and educate members about legislative issues that directly affect the investigative industry.
The Georgia Association of Professional Private Investigators, Inc. was founded and incorporated under the laws of the State of Georgia in July, 1996.
GAPPI accomplishes their educational goals through the Southeast Investigators Conference, held annually, a spring conference, and monthly Chapter meetings. The conferences attract top speakers to address the important issues facing you as an investigator while also providing an accepted method of achieving the mandated continuing education requirements of the State Licensing Board. The monthly chapter meetings provide an additional opportunity to meet your continuing education requirements in a more personal setting, providing greater opportunity for questions, answers and interactions with our guest speakers.
Our Code of Ethics, and our annual ethics training sessions provide you with knowledge and guidance to help you make ethical business decisions when they are representing you and your company.
GAPPI has played an active role in monitoring proposed legislation that would affect our members… speaking for that legislation that would benefit the profession and against legislation that would not serve the profession or our clients.
Finally, GAPPI provides an opportunity for members to meet others in the profession, stay abreast of the newest techniques and technology, and ultimately expand your business capabilities and client offerings.
Join GAPPI today and help with local legislation
The Florida Association of Private Investigators, Inc.
A professional organization created to provide a voice for licensed private investigators and related professionals within the State of Florida and throughout the United States. FAPI was originally formed in 1963 and is the oldest Private Investigator’s Association in Florida. FAPI offers its members extensive networking opportunities with other experienced investigators nationwide, and a place to share referrals, questions, sources of information and more in a friendly, non competitive, yet professional atmosphere through our members only discussion group and forums.friendly, non competitive, yet professional atmosphere through our members only discussion group and forums.
Joining is easy with our online application!
Since 1994, FALI has served as the leading advocate for professional investigators and licensed agencies throughout the State of Florida. Our commitment to professional conduct, ethics and education is the foundation of our organization. Advancing and protecting the investigative profession is what we do. This site was set up to serve our members with the most up to date activities and news regarding our profession. Our goal in bringing investigators together creates unity and builds strength in our profession. When you join FALI, you are investing in your profession, your business and yourself.
For more information we invite you to review our history and many of the public areas available on this site. When you join, members gain more than legislative and regulatory oversight. You can enjoy our extensive membership profile that you customize and edit as you wish. Thus, providing other members, attorneys, businesses and individuals a way to find out more about you. Visit the FALI Video Network for informative videos on FALI Benefits, Resources, Setting up your Profile and much more.
Florida Private Investigator? Join today!
This association is so lame that we don’t have an online presence. If you can find us, join now and we’ll give you your first cup of coffee for FREE! {Donuts not included!}
Imagine if we had a website with actual pages of text and images with ALT and GEO tags! We could grow DADA to more members then one can count on ones hand!
If anyone knows of a free website designer and article writer, please contact DADA immediately!
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Since 1998, CALPI has served to organize and educate private investigators within our state. By bringing investigators together, CALPI has enhanced industry standards, professional ethics and public trust.
No website is associated with this association at this time.
The Colorado State Investigators’ Association was formed in 1992. Prior to that, a handful of state investigators, federal agents and local police and sheriffs’ investigators met informally to develop an information sharing network. As they grew concerned with the lack of training available at a reasonable cost, especially with the legislative demise of the Colorado Law Enforcement Training Academy (CLETA), the idea for a more formal entity to facilitate that training grew.
In April 1992, the group drafted a constitution and its first set of bylaws and formally incorporated as a not-for-profit corporation called the Colorado State Investigators’ Association, Inc. (CSIA).
The purpose of the CSIA, as outlined in its constitution and bylaws, is:
- To establish and maintain a closer association between all investigators and investigative units of Colorado state government and local law enforcement agencies.
- To provide more effective communication between such offices.
- To develop ways and means of improving investigative techniques.
- To provide quality, low cost training for personnel in such units and in local law enforcement agencies.
The CSIA is not a union and does not get involved in, or become part of, the political process, but will, in special circumstances in accordance with the bylaws, endorse legislation regarding laws or issues pertaining to the good and welfare of law enforcement.
Colorado’s Premier Private Investigator Organization
We Invite You to Join Us
The goal of the Colorado Society of Private Investigators (CSPI) is the investigation of Public Corruption by using the Colorado Open Records Act (CORA). Members will learn how to draft a CORA Request, review government documents, policies and procedures, conduct interviews, surveillance if necessary, and draft a final report of your findings. CSPI is the only active PI association in the country that actively investigates public corruption.
The PPIAC, founded in 1978, was formed to improve the credibility of private investigator’s, and to provide guidelines for a licensing statute in the State of Colorado. These efforts were realized on June 1, 2015, when mandatory private investigator licensing once again became law in Colorado. This was partially due to the continuing commitment of PPIAC to support such legislative endeavors.
PPIAC focuses on continuous education while providing framework for ethical conduct. The public knows that it can rely on the members of this organization. All members have passed a thorough background check and firmly believe in a high standard of conduct.
The PPIAC fosters professionalism in its members. By keeping the private investigative community apprised of legislative changes (as well as forthcoming modifications that may affect the profession as a whole), investigators remain up-to-date with the governing statutes.
While PPIAC continues to monitor legislative issues that can impact our businesses, PPIAC also creates venues for networking, continuing education and training.
Our mission is to perform our duties within the scope of the law… to conduct ourselves and our businesses responsibly and ethically… to protect the confidentiality of our clients… and to maintain and enhance the skills and talents upon which our clients depend.
The object and purpose of Professional Investigators of California, (PICA) is to promote and maintain the highest ethical practices in the profession of Private Investigator; to perpetuate a spirit of cooperation among its members and the general public; to establish and further a mutual feeling of trust, goodwill and friendship among professionals throughout the industry, nationally and worldwide; to advance the profession with ongoing educational opportunities; to protect the consumer public; and to articulate and advocate the needs, interests and benefits of the profession before the media, and the legislative branches of local, state and federal government.
PICA encourages industry professionals and qualified students to take an active part in a growing industry by applying for membership in Professional Investigators of California. Members have many opportunities to take advantage of a wide range of benefits, including medical, dental and vision; general liability insurance; educational seminars; access to investigative tips and resources; free and open Listserve; Workserve, website and member directory; business networking; employment opportunities, including outsourcing and subcontracting references.
CALI – An Association of Excellence
The California Association of Licensed Investigators is the largest private investigator association in the world, comprised of Private Investigators and allied professionals throughout California, the United States, and globally. Our goals are to advance the investigation profession through education and legislation. CALI dedicates resources and energy to make certain that we have the most viable and effective legislative program possible by employing a full-time lobbyist in Sacramento.
Join today, invest in your future now.
What are the benefits of membership with AALPI?
AALPI is just beginning a remake and rebranding of itself. As this process progresses, more and more benefits will become available. AALPI currently has a member’s only list serve that addresses members questions with answers from other members. The listserve also provides listings for work that is available.
We are currently in the middle of a redux of our website. We list current member’s agencies across Arizona and contact information for those in need of investigate services. As of now, the website provides news of upcoming events. Advertising will be available on the site for those vendors providing discounts to our members.
A quarterly e-newsletter named The Chronicle is starting up again with legislation updates and helpful information for investigators. Advertising will also be available for those who so choose.
We also provide an organization for investigators to step up and volunteer to strengthen our profession both here in Arizona and nationally.
Why should every PI in Arizona be a member?
Well, first and foremost, a strong association benefits one and all of its members. I believe that most associations are feeling the pinch of “non-joiners”. AAPLI is attempting to turn this around. We need members who choose to be active in the association and their chosen profession. We have much to offer.
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The Alabama Private Investigator’s Association is an organization that promotes and encourages the highest standards of professionalism among licensed private investigators through information, education, training, legislative action, membership support and networking.