MVCIA Conference 2026
MVCIA Conference is a law-enforcement conference focused on violent-crime investigation and homicide casework.
Copper King Convention Center, Butte, MT
- Dates
- October 6–9, 2026
- Venue
- Copper King Convention Center, Butte, MT
- Price
- $225.00
TL;DR
- MVCIA Conference 2026 runs October 6–9, 2026 at Copper King Convention Center in Butte, MT.
- Registration costs $225.00.
- The program includes a Bryan Kohberger and University of Idaho quadruple homicide keynote case, homicide-team training, manhunt and case reviews, and genetic genealogy.
- Attendance is limited to people authorized to receive Confidential Criminal Justice Information.
Who you'll find in the room
Violent crime investigators
Sworn law enforcement personnel with CJIN authorization.
Featured speakers
6 listedSgt. Matthew Wilson Sr.
Keynote: Building a Successful Homicide Team · Indiana homicide unit
Sgt. Patrick McIrvin
Kern County Manhunt case study · Kern County, CA
Greg Sangster
Special Agent: Genetic Genealogy · FBI
Samantha Gondeiro
Officer: Getting through the Grind · Great Falls PD
Ethan Smith
Detective: Lessons Learned - My First Homicide Trial · Missoula PD
Bruce McDermott
Agent: Michelle Sorrows Homicide Case Review · Montana DCI
Venue & travel
Venue
Copper King Convention Center,Questions people ask
7 answeredMVCIA Conference 2026 runs October 6–9, 2026.
It is held at Copper King Convention Center in Butte, MT.
Registration costs $225.00.
Attendance is limited to people authorized to receive Confidential Criminal Justice Information under MCA 44-5-101 and federal CJIN access law.
The published audience is violent crime investigators, specifically sworn law enforcement with CJIN authorization.
It is generally worth considering for professionals whose work involves violent-crime investigations, homicide casework, or related criminal-justice information.
Most attendees land on smart casual. The organizer does not publish a dress code.
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