Iowa Narcotics Officers Association
VISION
The Iowa Narcotics Officers Association was formed in 2004 by numerous law enforcement officers throughout the State of Iowa. In 2005, the Iowa Narcotics Officers Association hosted its inaugural training conference in Johnston, Iowa. To date the association is made up of over 460 members ranging from officers, agents, intelligence analysts, prosecutors and others who work in law enforcement career fields. The Association recognizes that narcotics, drugs, and other addictive substances are, and have been, one of the most significant internal threats to the citizens of the United States, the State of Iowa, and each of our communities. The purpose of the Iowa Narcotics Officers Association is to provide education and training and to facilitate the establishment and growth of partnerships and communication between members.
INOA is open to anyone with a shared interest in reducing drug abuse, enforcing state and federal drug statutes aggressively, and improving the quality of life in Iowa. The Association is not limited to law enforcement and is currently seeking membership from persons involved in all aspects of narcotics investigations and prosecutions. The Association offers three categories of membership: Active Memberships, Associate Memberships, and Lifetime Memberships.
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Members in good standing receive insurance benefits, including accidental and in-the-line-of-duty death coverage.
Annual Golf Tournament
The Annual Golf Tournament supporting the INOA Survivors Fund has moved to our Survivor's Benefit Fund website! Save the date — the tournament will be held June 25th, 2027. For details and to register, visit inoasurvivors.com.
INOA In Numbers
460+
MEMBERS
150+
AGENCIES
40+
PARTNERS
