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We currently have 45,423 articles posted representing all articles from 1935 to to about 2014. We also have added documents seperate from publications numb numbering 1,599. We are working on updating our on-line document inventory…...
This report is covering activity in November / December, 2017 Our article /document database on the Collection site stands at 44,791 entries. All articles from 1935 through April of 2015 have been entered. We currently…...
Our article /document database on the Collection site stands at 44,661 entries. All articles from 1935 through December of 2014 have been entered. We currently have 27,660 representing all articles for the following time frame…...
Our article /document database on the Collection site stands at 44,518 entries. All articles from 1935 through December of 2014 have been entered. This month we continued the process of expanding our content to APCO…...
Our article /document database on the Collection site stands at 44,473 entries. All articles from 1935 through December of 2014 have been entered. This month we began the process of expanding our content to APCO…...
Our article database on the Collection site has reached 44,440 article entries. All articles from 1935 through December of 2014 have been entered. Our linked image articles have reached 20,410 representing all articles for the…...
As of April 2nd, 2016 our content numbers are as follows:...
APCO student worker Sara Smith continues to add content to the APCOHistory.org website. We are aproaching 15,000 articles from APCO Bulletins and Public Safety Communications publications that can be instantly retreived.
In 1935, Everett E. H. Fisher wrote an open letter to those involved in police communications, inviting them to attend the initial meeting of APCO (at that time the Association of Police Communications Officers) on…...
Thus far, 2015 has marked a year of significant progress for the David G. Swan APCO Historical Collection website as we have acheived our goal of updating both the site as well as the collection…...