One of the greatest privileges of serving as your National president is the opportunity to travel across this country and witness firsthand the strength of our Order. And that strength is not found in a building in Nashville or an office in Washington, D.C. It is found in our members. Read More

Over the past few months, I have had the privilege of traveling thousands of miles to attend state conferences, lodge meetings, memorial services, training events and legislative gatherings across our country. Every stop has reinforced something I have long believed: the future of the Fraternal Order of Police is incredibly bright. Read More

F or two and a half centuries, our nation has stood as the world’s greatest experiment in self-government. It was founded on the revolutionary idea that liberty is a gift from God, that government derives its power from the people and that freedom carries both extraordinary opportunity and profound responsibility. Read More

For more than a century, the Fraternal Order of Police has stood as the voice of America’s law enforcement officers, men and women who do not have the luxury of delay, dysfunction or indecision. They show up, they do their jobs and they face the risks. Read More

I recently had the honor of representing the FOP in Memphis at the “Making America Safe” roundtable, where President Donald Trump joined leaders of the Memphis Safe Task Force to highlight real progress in reducing violent crime through strong collaboration. Read More

In every generation, the strength of the Fraternal Order of Police has been defined not just by our numbers, but by the quality of our leadership. Read More

Almost every day in 2025, somewhere in America, a police officer was shot. That is not a rhetorical flourish. That is not a rhetorical flourish. It is the cold, hard truth confirmed by our National FOP year-end report: 347 officers shot in the line of duty in 2025, with 45 of those officers killed. Read More

As we begin a new year, I want to wish every member of the Fraternal Order of Police, and your families, a healthy, safe and prosperous year ahead. Read More

As we approach the close of another year, it is meaningful to reflect on the extraordinary progress we have made together as the Fraternal Order of Police. Read More

Across this country, law enforcement officers continue to report for duty every day, no matter the circumstances, no matter the politics. Among them are thousands of federal law enforcement officers who, despite the ongoing government shutdown, remain committed to serving and protecting the American people. They put on their badges, show up for work and uphold their oath, even when their paychecks have stopped. Read More