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NLECTC-Northwest

Advisory Council

The NLECTC-Northwest Regional Advisory Council, comprised of a cross-section of representatives of the criminal justice field, serves as an advisory body to NLECTC-Northwest and assists that office in identifying law enforcement, corrections, and forensics equipment/technology needs and recommending program priorities for the NLECTC system.

Regional Advisory Council Member List

  • Brad Johnson
    Deputy Chief
    Fairbanks Police Department
  • John Lucking, Jr.
    Chief
    Soldotna Police Department
  • Greg Browning
    Chief
    Juneau Police Department
  • Greg Russell
    Public Safety Management Consultants
  • Tom Clemons
    Chief
    Seward Police Department
  • Jared Wandell
    Captain
    Alaska National Guard Counterdrug Support
  • Barbara Henjum
    Superintendant
    McLaughlin Youth Center
  • Matt Leveque
    Major
    Alaska State Troopers
  • Angella Long
    Chief
    Wasilla Police Department
  • Diane Schenker
    Alaska Court System

View the members of the 2007 NLECTC-Northwest Regional Advisory Council.

Last updated: July 30, 2008
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