2013 CALEA COMMISSIONERS
A board of commissioners composed of 21 members governs CALEA. They reflect a representation from local, state/pro- vincial and international law enforcement and public safety organizations, along with business, academia, the judiciary, and state/provincial and local government. An executive board is elected at each November CALEA Conference for the following year. The 2013 Executive Board was: Chairperson/President, Louis M. Dekmar; Vice Chairperson/Vice President, J. Grayson Robinson; Secretary, Richard W. Myers; and Treasurer, Craig Webre.
Starting January 1, five Commissioners began a three-year reappointment term: Gary W. Cordner, Don C. Hunter, Gary J. Margolis, Daniel C. Parkinson, and Craig Webre, and two new Commissioners joined the CALEA Board: Anthony B. Purcell, who was appointed to fill the unexpired term vacated by the retirement of Theron Bowman, and Edward R. “Eddie” Tallon, Sr. Commissioners Louis M. Dekmar, Debra M. Baker, and Barton R. Voigt retired from the Commission on December 31st
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CALEA COMMISSIONERS
Louis M. Dekmar Chairperson/President Chief of Police, LaGrange, Georgia Appointed January 1, 2004
Debra M. Baker Director, Executive Security & Security Operations for TD Ameritrade
Appointed January 1, 2011
Gary W. Cordner Professor, Kutztown University, Kutztown, Pennsylvania Appointed January 1, 2007
Stephen DeBenedittis Former Mayor, Herndon, Virginia Appointed January 1, 2009
Joseph A. Farrow Commissioner, California Highway Patrol, Sacramento, California Appointed January 1, 2011
Curtis Holt City Manager, Wyoming, Michigan Appointed January 1, 2009
Don C. Hunter
Chief of Police, Marco Island, Florida Appointed January 1, 2007
D. Ray Johnson
Chief of Police, Chesterfield, Missouri Appointed January 1, 2011
Gary J. Margolis Managing Partner, Margolis, Healy & Associates, LLC, Burlington, Vermont Appointed January 1, 2007
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