Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police Funeral Assistance Team Manual

About this manual

This manual outlines the procedures and protocols for the Illinois Association of Chiefs of Police Funeral Assistance Team. It covers team activation, response protocols for line-of-duty, off-duty, retired, and police canine deaths, and includes a resource guide and checklist. Team members must be available for up to seven days and provide a vehicle during activation. Reimbursement is provided for mileage, lodging, and per diem, but not for salary.

What's inside

• Mission Statement
• Board of Directors and Team Members
• History
• Selection of Team Members
• Activation of the Team / Team Response
• Line of Duty Death Protocol
• Off-Duty Death Protocol
• Retired Death Protocol
• Police Canine Death Protocol
• Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM)

Frequently asked questions

What is the purpose of the ILACP Funeral Assistance Team?

To provide support and assistance to a stricken agency and to the survivors of the fallen law enforcement personnel.

What is the mission of the ILACP Funeral Assistance Team?

To provide support and assistance to a stricken agency and to the survivors of the fallen law enforcement personnel.

What is required to apply to become a team member?

Submit an application and a letter of approval from their department head.

How long must team members be able to respond after activation?

Up to seven (7) calendar days.