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Irish Angel is coming to Boston on March 27, 2020. Irish Angel is a support network for Law Enforcement, Firefighters, EMS, and Military personnel. Irish Angel provides education, awareness, and resources about PTSD. Through partnerships, Irish Angel, offers opportunities to inform, heal, and promote a healthy lifestyle for first responders. Read More...
The Greater Boston Police Softball League and The Winchester Elks Lodge Lodge #1445 will be hosting the Fifth Annual St. Patrick’s Day Law Enforcement Benefit on March 16, 2019. The event will take place at the Winchester Elks located at 375 Cambridge Street Winchester starting at 6:00 PM. Tickets for the event are $20.00. Read More...
Legislators weighing bill to ‘soften’ impact of Supreme Court ruling on unions 78 AL DRAGO/BLOOMBERG/FILE 2018 The Supreme Court ruled that it was unconstitutional to require government employees to pay union fees. Read More...
Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Yarmouth Police Dept and the family and friends of Officer Sean Gannon. Officer Gannon was tragically shot and killed while serving a warrant Thursday afternoon. Rest in Peace brother. . Read More...
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IRISH ANGEL COMING TO BOSTON Massachusetts Municipal Police Coalition Fallen Border Patrol K-9 agent honored by local, state, federal dignitaries El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association EPPD and the Texas Department of Public Safety now accepting applications for Citizen's Academy El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association EPPD Promotions Ceremony El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association Poll on InTime Reset Henderson Police Officers' Association Record number of LEOs died by suicide in 2019 El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association The Medford Police Patrolmen's Association recently had Compensatory Time restored after an almost eight month battle with Mayor Michael McGlynn. The MPPA and City of Medford had reached a Settlement Agreement to resolve a pending 2011 arbitration case in regards to the accumulation and use of Compensatory Time.
Read More...The Medford Police Patrolmen's Association recently had Compensatory Time restored after an almost eight month battle with Mayor Michael McGlynn. The MPPA and City of Medford had reached a Settlement Agreement to resolve a pending 2011 arbitration case in regards to the accumulation and use of Compensatory Time.
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