Chief RaShall Brackney will serve as moderator for a session at the 2026 NOBLE 50th Anniversary Annual Training Conference & Exhibition, the Jackson Police Department said in a Facebook post.
The department posted a photo announcing Brackney’s role, noting her participation in the national gathering. The Facebook post did not provide additional details about the session topic or Brackney’s remarks.
NOBLE, the National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives, holds annual conferences that bring together law enforcement leaders, trainers and community partners for professional development, policy discussions and networking. The 2026 meeting marks the organization’s 50th anniversary, a milestone that typically draws senior officials from across the country.
Having a chief moderate a session at the anniversary conference highlights the role senior officers play in shaping national discussions about policing, leadership and community relations. The appearance also underscores the conference’s focus on leadership development and exchange of best practices.
We will provide more information as it becomes available.
