What does NSA stand for?

National Sheriffs' Association (Alexandria, VA, USA)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

More than 20,000 block watch groups are registered on the National Sheriffs' Association Web site, compared to about 5,000 just four years ago, said Chris Tutko, the association's director of neighborhood watch programs.

Neighbors Twitter, blog to keep criminals at bay

and, most recently, served as the assistant director of training and jail specialist for the National Sheriffs' Association.

What's new in the NIC Jails Division?

John McCain's website, in a speech in Indianapolis on July 1 before The National Sheriffs' Association, the senator did address the topic, albeit from an information-sharing perspective.

Cybersecurity and the presidential campaign

National Sheriffs' Association, Annual Conference and Exhibition, June 25-29, Louisville, Ky.

Corrections calendar

CALEA began in 1979 through the combined efforts of the four major law enforcement membership associations--the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP), the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE), the National Sheriffs' Association (NSA), and the Police Executive Research Forum (PERF).

A small police department's success

9 million in federal funds to help the National Sheriffs' Association double the number of participant groups to 15,000 nationwide.

AmeriSnitch

The special edition National Sheriffs' Association Ruger Vaquero was created as a tribute to America's original peace officer, the elected sheriff.

A new level of challenges

During 1989-90, the National Sheriffs' Association asked courts, sheriffs, and law enforcement agencies to report recent violent incidents in state and local courts.

Courtroom violence: what we can do about it