70% Of Law Enforcement Serve Small or Rural Communities. They Need Your Help.
Task Force 70 serves these officers as a 501(c)(3) non-profit foundation to provide the critical professional law enforcement training beyond the basic police academy. Every American small-town and rural community deserves the best trained and constitutionally educated police services.
The majority of the law enforcement officers in the US receive a very small fraction of available federal and state training dollars.
These officers face the same dangers as big-city cops: active shooters, hostage situations, and violent emergencies. However, they have smaller budgets, fewer people, and far less training.
Small‑town police officers often face deadly situations with far less training and funding than big‑city departments.
Small communities deserve professional law enforcement capabilities just as much as large cities and small departments. They simply do not receive the same level of training from their departments because of budget constraints.
“The knowledge and skills they provided me as an individual LEO has had an immediate and meaningful, positive impact on my rural community.”
— Aaron, Rural County Deputy Sheriff
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