Arizona Identification Council
The Arizona State Division of the International Association for Identification
The Arizona Identification Council (AIC) is a professional association community for forensic identification experts who have knowledge in: Crime Scene Investigation/Reconstruction, Latent Prints, Footwear and Tire Impressions, Forensic Art, Photography, and Digital Media.
The International Association for Identification is comprised of over 2000 individuals worldwide, who work in the field of Forensic Identification. The AIC is specific to Arizona, and our members are from local, state, and federal agencies.
AIC Officers
President Ken Pomeranz, Phoenix Police Department
1st Vice President Hilary Werner, Phoenix Police Department
2nd Vice President Aime Prusick, Buckeye Police Department
3rd Vice President Kristy Swan, Chandler Police Department
Secretary Heather Conner, Mesa Police Department
Treasurer Louie Esmeralda-Meckelburg, Arizona Department of Public Safety
Parliamentarian Open Seat
Sergeant at Arms Tammy Lachcik, Gilbert Police Department
Editor Open Seat
Historian Madelyn Addison, Peoria Police Department
Regional Representative Sean Conner, Mesa Police Department
Webmaster Anastacia Kelly, Peoria Police Department
Board of Directors
Brandon Nabozny, Forza Forensics Chairman of the Board
Marie Yochum, US Customs and Border Protection 2023/24 Board Member
Lilianna Valdivia, Glendale Police Department 2023/24 Board Member
Alison Hutchens, Tucson Police Department 2023/24 Board Member
Penny Dechant, Arizona Department of Public Safety 2024/25 Board Member
Dan Brooks, Oro Valley Police Department 2024/25 Board Member
Adelina Aguilera, Glendale Police Department 2024/25 Board Member
Jessica Budrow, Arizona Department of Public Safety 2024/25 Board Member
Become a Member
We are currently seeking additional professionals to add to our organization. If you are interested in becoming a member and feel that you meet the requirements to join the Arizona Identification Council, then we would like to hear from you.