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Police Reform Insight Group (PRIG) is a women and veteran owned small business. PRIG is committed to the Reimaging Policing Pledge to review and reform use of force policies and also providing professional Accreditation management and policy guidance to public and private law enforcement and security agencies. PRIG provides assistance to agencies in every phase of participation in the Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission program and consulting advice with all aspects of policing, security and technology.
Law Enforcement Accreditation is a “Badge of Honor” in the Law Enforcement Profession. It is one of the Best Measures of a Police Department’s Compliance with Professional Standards. Being Certified or Accredited is symbolic of an agency’s commitment to professional excellence in the workplace. The benefits of Certification and Accreditation are many and will vary among participating agencies based on the state of the agency when it enters the process. In other words, the benefits will be more fully known when the agency quantifies the changes that were made to meet program standards. Generally, these changes involve policy writing, minor facility improvements, and in some cases, equipment purchases.
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Sergeant Detective Michael Kiely (ret)
Michael is a certified Accreditation Manager and Assessor through the Massachusetts Police Accreditation Commission and has extensive experience in assisting his department from self-assessment to full Accreditation in 2019. Michael is the immediate elected past Treasurer of the Mass Police Association (MPA) where he managed all aspects of a multi-million-dollar budget for operations, payroll, scholarships, charitable donations and investments for the past 4 years.
Michael has 30 plus years of federal, state and local law enforcement management specializing in Accreditation, Investigations, ICS, Emergency Management, public and private grant applications, procurement and management. He is known as a pragmatic, honest and effective advisor and leader.
Michael was assigned to the Somerville Police Office of Chief as the City of Somerville’s Homeland Security Liaison to the Urban Area Security Initiate and as the JPOC managing the Regions MBHRS. Michael has been an academy instructor at the Recruit and In-service levels and has authored dozens of Incident Action Plans as well as 75 search warrants.
Michael is a graduate of the Harvard Kennedy School of National Preparedness Leadership Initiative (NPLI) Cohort 16. Michael also holds dual master’s degrees from Mass Maritime Academy in Emergency Management and Criminal Justice from Western New England University.President