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About NDI


The purpose of the National Decertification Index (NDI) is to serve as a national registry of certificate or license revocation actions relating to officer misconduct. The records contained in the NDI are provided by participating state government agencies and should be verified with the contributing authority. Inclusion in the database does not necessarily preclude any individual from appointment as an officer.

 

For additional information about the NDI, contact Mike Becar, Executive Director.

For help in navigating the NDI or with applications, contact Dan Setzer, NDI Specialist

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NDI Podcast

The Executive Director of IADLEST shares information on the NDI.  He discusses what information is  included, who is entering records, who has access and how the system works.  (14 minutes)

How the NDI Works

 

The NDI currently contains 55750 actions reported by 50 certifying agencies.

Request Access to the NDI

CALIFORNIA applicants begin here:

CALIFORNIA Applicants


 

State Databases:

Revocation/Suspension Data

California Colorado Connecticut
(Bottom of page)

Florida

Hawaii
(See Disciplinary Report)

Idaho

Kansas

Montana
(Fee $20)

New York

North Carolina Oregon Vermont
Washinton Wyoming    

Integrity Bulletins

 

Several states make the outcomes of police officer investigations a matter of public record.  In some cases these reports may provide you with additional information about actions recorded in the NDI database.

 

Arizona Minnesota
Connecticut Montana
Florida

Oregon
(Archive. See database entry above.)

Idaho Utah
Indiana Vermont
Kansas Washington