The Northwest Polygraph Examiners Association is a regional group of law enforcement and private polygraph examiners serving primarily the Western portions of the USA and Canada. |
to pause scrolling images above, hover your mouse pointer over the image you want to holdWhat is NPEA? The Northwest Polygraph Examiners Association was organized in 1962 under another name to address polygraph legislation proposed in the State of Washington. In the fall of 1967, facing dwindling membership, five remaining members met in Yakima. They changed the name from Washington State Polygraph Association to Northwest Polygraph Examiners Association (NPEA), and then sent invitations to examiners in Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, Nevada, and western Canada. In addition to our own social and professional Forums (closed to anyone not an NPEA member), NPEA also hosts a Facebook discussion page. Although anyone can view the general Facebook page, the Facebook discussions are closed to anyone who has not been accepted as a member of the Facebook NPEA group. It's a simple process to apply for group membership on Facebook, and current NPEA members will be accepted routinely, but anyone else will need to establish to the satisfaction of the group administrators that they are associated with the polygraph profession. To download a PDF copy of the NPEA by-laws, click here --> ByLaws Procedures Revised Approved June 2023.pdf | WelcomeDo you qualify to join? We are always eager to enlist new members, but we do have some restrictions:
If you're not sure, feel free to browse our web site, although some portions are open only to members. |
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