Federal
Criminal Investigators Association
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FCIA's HistorySince 1953, the Federal Criminal Investigators Association (FCIA) and its predecessor organizations have served the needs and addressed the concerns of the federal investigative community. As we approach the new millennium, FCIA will continue its long tradition as a professional fraternal organization dedicated to the advancement of federal law enforcement officers and the citizens they serve. Today, more than ever, America demands the best from Federal Law Enforcement Professionals who must constantly adjust to changing technologies, new enforcement strategies and a criminal element that is increasingly sophisticated and violent. Thus, the mission of FCIA is to ensure that Federal Law Enforcement Professionals have the tools and the support network to meet the challenges of future criminal investigations while becoming more community oriented. FCIA intends to pursue its mission through:
FCIA's ObjectivesPromoting professional excellence through training and communication. Developing and pursuing a Legislative Agenda designed to address workplace and retirement issues. Promoting high ethical and moral standards within the field of law enforcement. Increasing our involvement in local communities through charity work and public service. Encouraging unity, fraternity and fellowship among all law enforcement professionals. Communicating to the membership those issues affecting their profession. Supporting full law enforcement authority for the Inspector General Criminal Investigators.
National Officers Richard Zehme was elected President of the FCIA at the annual meeting in Indianapolis, IN last year. Rich has served as Chicago Chapter President, Regional Vice President and National Vice President. Rich is currently a Supervisory Special Agent with IRS-CI in Saint Louis, MO. He can be reached directly at fcia@charter.net. William Paulin was elected Vice President at the annual meeting. Bill has served as Chicago Chapter President and Regional Vice President. Bill is currently a Special Agent with IRS-CI in Chicago, IL. RIch Ahern is a retired IRS Special Agent from Chicago who has served as National Treasurer for the past six years. Rich has also taken on the duties of National Secretary. Contact Information
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