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A MESSAGE FROM THE NLPOA NATIONAL PRESIDENT

Welcome Esteemed NLPOA Members!

As President of the National Latino Peace Officers Association, I would like to welcome you to the new NLPOA National Website. I am looking forward to an exciting 2018 with all the chapter upcoming events, new partnerships, and member promotions. We are in full force behind the scenes, planning our September annual training conference which will be held in beautiful Denver, Colorado. I continue to be in awe of the tremendous dedication, loyalty and selflessness of the members serving our community through outreach programs, special events and college scholarships. Thank you for the honor of serving next to you as we continue to improve and forge ahead. Sincerely, Cindy M. Rodriguez.

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