Congratulations to NLPOA Southern Nevada Chapter member Lt. Sendy Lopez from the City of Las Vegas Department of Public Safety! Lt. Lopez will be attending the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s National Academy (FBINA), The FBINA is an intensive, highly sought 10 week training…
On Wednesday, May 11, 2022 at St. John’s Cathedral in Fresno, we celebrated Cesar Chavez with Bishop Brennen and Cesar’s son Paul Chavez. The mass was well attended by NLPOA Fresno members. (Photo: L – R) Rosemary Diaz, Paul Chavez (Cesar’s son)…
This photograph is of our oldest NLPOA Member, Gene Reyes, who last month completed in the Senior Olympics in Parris, California.. This year he won 3 Gold, 2 Silver and 1 Bronze Medals in his age group 80 to 85 years of…
The NLPOA Central Valley Chapter came together with the community in an all out effort to purchase the 9/11 Memorial Wall to honor the victims on the date of the attack. With the support of the community, in approximately five weeks we…
Volunteers and NLPOA Central Valley Chapter Members getting ready to post over 2.300 hundred flags. The event took place at the Visalia Cemetery, all the flags flying look very beautiful Tulare County Supervisor, Eddie Valadez and Romelia Castillo, NLPOA Member, at…
Hello to my NLPOA Familia, For the last two weeks, the state department’s mission, here in Tunisia (North Africa), was to have a group of 15 tactical officers from 6 different prisons in Tunisia to be trained on “Instructor Development.” Today is…
Sheriff Marian Brown July 1, 2018 Dallas County Sheriff’s Department Sheriff Brown: On behalf of the National Latino Peace Officers Association Executive Board we want to offer our deepest condolences for the loss of your Deputy Sheriff Homero “Cal” Calderon. I read…
Please join me in welcoming two new East Coast chapters to the NLPOA Family of Chapters. The new NLPOA Bronx County Chapter, New York and the new NLPOA Essex County Chapter, New Jersey. Both Jorge Leon and Wildfredo Perez have accepted the…
View the response from NLPOA National President Cindy Rodriguez in regards to the recent tragedies of Officers killed and seriously injured in the line of duty. Our hearts and prayers go to those we have lost and their families. (more…)
On Thursday, May 31, 2018, the U.S. Department of Justice’s Bureau of Justice Assistance opened the nomination period for the 2017-2018 Public Safety Officer Medal of Valor. This is the highest national award honoring emergency service officers, firefighters, and law enforcement officers across…
May 13, 2018 – Candlelight Vigil National Police Week, NLPOA President Cindy Rodriguez, Washington, D.C. May 13, 2018,- Washington, D.C. – National NLPOA President Cindy Rodriguez was honored by reading the names of the officers who have died from the Commonwealth…
Mr. Robert Avila The funeral services honoring Mr. Robert Avila this coming Saturday, May 12th – 11:00 a.m., at our chapel – Civic Center Chapel, 455 – 24th Street, Richmond, CA 94804
Recently, a sergeant from the Oakland PD and newly elected NLPOA Alameda Chapter member was refused coffee at a local shop. The following is an open letter from the NLPOA National Headquarters President: (more…)
NLPOA members raised money to send over to our brothers and sisters in Puerto Rico that suffered great losses due to Hurricane Maria. This was known to be the worst storm to hit Puerto Rico in over eighty years. Local members from…
On the night of 1 October, 2017, a gunman opened fire on a crowd of concertgoers at the Route 91 Harvest Music Festival on the Las Vegas Strip, leaving 58 people dead and more than 700 injured. The lone perpetrator fired more…
Hurricane Harvey devastated the Southeastern section of Texas especially the regions of local chapters from the Southeast Harris County and Greater Houston area. NLPOA National along with several local chapters donated money to the affected chapters in order to assist officers that…