Llanina Rosalia Medina (Nina) has worked for San Diego Police department for over 29 years. Throughout her career she has worked in Southeast Division a predominated multi racial community. Nina loved this community and, in these years, has come to know many…

National Latino Peace Officer Association Central Valley Chapter Extends A TRIBUTE TO OUR ARMED FORCES THIS IS A SPECIAL DAY THAT IS SET ASIDE TO HONOR THE YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN THROUGHOUT OUR NATION’S HISTORY HAVE COME FORWARD TO FIGHT AND DIE…

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 09/16/ 2022 NLPOA National Conference Keynote Speaker Honorable Alejandro Mayorkas, Secretary of Homeland Security, San Diego, CA

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Attached you will find the final draft of the 2022 NLPOA By-Laws changes developed by the NLPOA National Board of Directors By-Laws Committee. Additionally, you will find change proposals submitted by CA state board member, Steve Fajardo, and Northern CA Regional VP,…

Deputy Franco Holguin was exposed to COVID’s while on duty and later died from the exposure to the virus. He is remembered for his commitment to his family (seen in the photograph with his granddaughter) community and doing the job right as…

It is with great sorrow that we announce the passing of our dear NLPOA Brother, Alan Alvarez. He passed away from a rare muscular disease which he has battled for several years. Alan started his career in February 1985 as a San…

Orlando, FL: Today Rep. Val Demings met with representatives of the National Latino Peace Officers Association (NLPOA) to congratulate them on their 50th anniversary. Rep. Demings previously entered an official statement into the Congressional Record in honor of the NLPOA. Said Rep.…

The National Latino Peace Officers Association honors NLPOA Lifetime Member Cindy M. Rodriguez, Lt. Ret., Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Dept., NV. Cindy M. Rodriguez has been a member since 1994. Cindy was elected the NLPOA Clark County Chapter, NV, President in 1996,…

NLPOA is Recognized for its 50 years of service by Rep. Val Demings (FL-10). As you know, the U.S. Capitol is still currently closed to visitors due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and recent Omicron surge. The Congresswoman sends her sincere regrets…