The New England Community Police Partnership (NECP²) is a volunteer organization whose mission is to facilitate and enhance regional communication and coordination of initiatives aimed toward law enforcement and community partnership building throughout New England. Their focus is on community policing, drug demand reduction and other innovative programs and techniques. The ultimate objective of NECP2 is to improve the quality of life for police officers and the citizens they serve through enhanced police services and community involvement.

The Rhode Island Justice Commission has been an active partner with NECP² for several years. RIJC Crime Prevention Coordinator, Gail Pereira, attends monthly meetings at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire, to report on prevention efforts in Rhode Island and to participate in the planning and implementation of NECP²'s annual Symposium. NECP² meetings provide a forum for exchange of crime prevention and community policing information from the six New England States. Gail Pereira of the RIJC and Constance Noblet of Narragansett currently sit on the NECP² Board of Directors. Officer Denise Owens of the Narragansett Police Department and Corporal Darren Delaney of the Rhode Island State Police are former members of the NECP² Board of Directors.