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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.

"No one knows the dangers and the difficulties faced by today's police officers better than another officer, and no one knows police officers better than the F.O.P."

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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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Briefing News

Police, firefighter unions see chance to expand collective bargaining rights
3/13/2010
“We are going to absolutely hold members accountable for their votes on this issue,” Pasco said. .. Read More
FOP Washington Watch: Legislative Update, Week of 08 March, 2010
3/12/2010
I. Legislative News and Activity II. This Week in Congress III. Update on FOP Top Legislative Priorities IV. Update on LEOSA V. FOP NEWS: FOP Calls on Subcommittee to Support Collective Bargaining Bill VI. FOP NEWS : Police, firefighter unions see chance to expand collective bargaining rights VII. FOP NEWS : NEW TOP PRIORITY: Federal LEO Retirement Bill VIII. UPDATE: Day on the Hill RESCHEDULED .. Read More
SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES LEOSA BILL!!!
3/4/2010
Chuck Canterbury, National President of the Fraternal Order of Police, welcomed today’s news that S. 1132, the “Law Enforcement Officers’ Safety Act Improvements Act,” was favorably reported by the Senate Committee on the Judiciary on a unanimous voice vote. .. Read More
Union disqualification sought
2/24/2010
MESA - One of the two Mesa police labor unions vying to represent officers in negotiations with the city has petitioned to have the other disqualified for violating election rules. .. Read More
Arizona police group endorses McCain
2/22/2010

PHOENIX — Sen. John McCain has won the endorsement of the Arizona Fraternal Order of Police in his 2010 re-election bid.

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Arizona FOP Endorses Senator McCain
2/20/2010
"Senator John McCain is a leader of integrity, character and courage whose record of supporting Arizonas law enforcement community is unmatched," said Arizona Fraternal Order of Police President Bryan Soller. .. Read More
Whacked: DPS needs new cars, modern equipment to protect public safety
9/22/2009
Two years of substantial budget cuts are taking their toll on state agencies struggling to provide services and maintain critical programs. More than 100 agencies have filed fiscal year 2011 budget requests with the governor's office, documents that provide grim detail of things that have already been eliminated or reduced. They warn of dire consequences if they have to sustain more cuts... Read More
 
   
 
 
 
 

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