Greetings, my brothers and sisters. I hope this April edition of the Journal finds you and your family well. I am glad to see spring is finally here and that we have returned to daylight saving time. Read More

Greetings, my brothers and sisters. I hope this March edition of the Journal finds you safe. February was a wicked month, with major snow and ice storms plaguing most of the nation. We were forced to close the National Headquarters for three days due to icy roads in Nashville, for the safety of our staff. Read More

Greetings, my brothers and sisters. I pray that you have fared well during the major snow and ice storms from last month that gripped the majority of our country. It was so severe in Nashville that we had to close the office for three days and have staff work from home. Read More

Greetings, my brothers and sisters. I hope this edition of the Journal finds you and your family well. November is a special month for so many reasons. The first half of 2026 per capita is due on the 1st, Daylight Saving Time ends on the 2nd, we honor our veterans for their service on the 11th, we celebrate Thanksgiving on the 27th and it’s the end of the official hurricane season on the 30th. It’s also the month when many county fairs are held and we enjoy the fall weather. It’s a time of remembrance and blessings for our family and friends. Read More

Brothers and sisters, I hope this month’s edition of the Journal finds you well. My staff and I have been extremely busy since our National Biennial Conference in Miami Beach. Our focus has been on the new membership database system, Association Anywhere. We went live with the new system and decoupled from Velarium on September 1. The new system has been designed to make membership management easier and more streamlined. It is totally different from our old VUE system.
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Brothers and sisters, we’re here, in beautiful Miami Beach. The excitement is everywhere as we conduct the business of the National Fraternal Order of Police at the 67th Biennial Conference. Almost 5,000 delegates, alternates, members, vendors and guests have arrived to handle the Order’s business, receive education, visit our Expo and be entertained. It is delightful to be welcomed and recognized for what we do by the many local, state and federal administrators and political leaders. Read More

As usual, brothers and sisters, I will begin my report by wishing that everyone is healthy and safe and by telling you how busy it’s been. I am glad spring is finally here, except for the pollen. It’s also nice to be back on Daylight Saving Time, though some may debate that with me. Read More

Greetings, my brothers and sisters. Fall is finally here, but we are still feeling the effects of a long, hot summer. We still have two more months of hurricane season, so stay prepared. Let us pray that we escape any major storms. Read More

Greetings, my brothers and sisters. I hope your summer is going well and this edition of the Journal finds you and your family well. It has certainly been a busy season. Read More

Brothers and sisters, I hope this March edition of the Journal finds you and your family well. We just finished up our annual Officer Wellness Summit and Leadership Matters seminars. More than 400 attendees were on hand to receive this excellent training to fulfill their functions as lodge officers and to train others in their lodges in becoming lodge officers. Read More