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The Arizona Fraternal Order of Police represents the interests of more than 6,500 Arizona law enforcement professionals. We are the voice of those who dedicate their lives to protecting and serving our communities. Our members are committed to improving the working conditions of Arizona law enforcement officers and the safety of those we serve through education, legislation, community involvement and employee representation.

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MESA OFFICER SHOT AT GRADUATION PARTY TELLS HARROWING STORY

 

FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE VIDEO

The Arizona Fraternal Order of Police today released exclusive video of Mesa Police Officer Steven Cervantes discussing the graduation party shooting that left him seriously injured.   A 37-year-old man is accused of killing two people inside a home near Dobson and Baseline Roads and wounding six others, including Officer Cervantes and two children.   The Arizona Fraternal Order of Police is a full service law enforcement union.  The benefits of membership include access to the best legal plan available to law enforcement, aggressive employment representation, effective political relationships at the local, state and national level and a reputation for taking care of our membership.  Make the right choice... The Fraternal Order of Police.
 
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See Also: abc15 News Clip June 12, 2009 and Arizona Republic Article June 13, 2009

   
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FOP Washington Legislative Update Week of 1 February 2010
2/5/2010
I. Legislative News and Activity II. This Week in Congress III. Update on FOP Top Legislative Priorities IV. Update on LEOSA V. FOP NEWS: Administration Releases Budget for Fiscal Year 2011 VI . DAY ON THE HILL 2010! .. Read More
Administration Releases Budget for Fiscal Year 2011
2/2/2010
The Administration released its FY 2011 budget on 1 February 2010. The National Legislative Office is just beginning to analyze it; however we do have a partial breakdown of some of the programs of greatest interest to the FOP: .. Read More
Mesa F.O.P. Lodge 9 Fundraiser for fallen DPS Officers a huge success
2/2/2010
DPS F.O.P. Lodge 32 President John Ortolano personally thanks Mesa F.O.P. for there help in hosting a fundraiser for fallen DPS Officers Bruce Harrolle and Chris Marano. .. Read More
Shuhandler Officer Involved Shooting
2/1/2010
In a release from the Mesa Police Association (MPA), a labor organization, information provided was not accurate. .. Read More
MPD sergeants union accepted
1/31/2010
Nearly eight months after the Maricopa City Council voted to create a separate union for Maricopa Police sergeants, the Arizona Fraternal Order of Police has accepted the Maricopa sergeants as their newest members. .. Read More
Maricopa Police sergeants form new union in FOP in wake of split
1/22/2010
Maricopa Police Sgt. Ed Alameda is the chairman of the new Fraternal Order of Police Maricopa Sergeants Council. .. Read More
Mesa officer stricken with Lou Gehrig’s disease to keep job
1/20/2010
Dave Cieslak, with the Arizona Fraternal Order of Police, said the Mesa F.O.P. assisted Officer Mark Kelly with negotiations involving top Mesa officials and the Public Safety Personnel Retirement System. .. Read More
Mumia Abu-Jamal Loses at the Supreme Court... Again
1/20/2010
Chuck Canterbury, National President of the Fraternal Order of Police, applauded the Supreme Court of the United States for its decision in Beard v. Abu-Jamal, which reversed the ruling of the U.S. Court of Appeals .. Read More
Mesa officer with Lou Gehrig's disease allowed to stay
1/20/2010
After being forced into medical retirement last week, Mesa Police Officer Mark Kelly, who is battling Lou Gehrig's disease, is going back to work, police officials confirmed Wednesday night... Read More
MESA OFFICER BATTLING A.L.S. DISEASE TO KEEP JOB, CITY BENEFITS
1/20/2010
MESA F.O.P. HELPS OFFICER KELLY REACH AGREEMENT WITH CITY.. Read More
 
   
 
 
 
 

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