Fraternal Order of Police
The Voice of Our Nation's Law Enforcement Officers
President Gerald Ford officially recognized Black History Month in 1976, calling upon the public to “seize the opportunity to honor the too-often neglected accomplishments of Black Americans in every area of endeavor throughout our history.” The National FOP encourages all members to reflect on the accomplishments and sacrifices that Black officers have made through the years. Read More
The FOP celebrated its 65th Biennial National Conference in Indianapolis from August 16 to 19, with 3,459 registered delegates and 274 registered alternates, plus guests, family members and supporters.
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The 65th Biennial Conference event package is going fast! Don’t be left out. Indianapolis has graciously agreed to extend the pre–Conference price for a limited time. Read More
After serving 32 years on the National FOP Board of Trustees, 10 years as the National trustee representing the state of Delaware and 22 years as the National FOP treasurer, Brother Tom is retiring. Read More
The FOP is headed to Indiana for the 65th Biennial National Conference and Exposition. During the Conference, seminars will take place, the Constitution and By-Laws will be reviewed and changed, the Executive Board will be elected, exhibitors around the country will showcase their products and services at the Expo and much more. Read More
Research has shown a connection between the deaths of more than 251,454 people each year in the United States due to professional errors in judgment, skill, coordination and analysis. Read More
Police reform efforts that cast the police into the role of “them” will make our communities less safe. Without question, as a community and as a profession within the community, we are facing exceptionally challenging times. Read More
