About NAPO
The National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO) is a coalition of police unions and associations from across the United States and was organized for the purpose of advancing the interests of America’s law enforcement officers through legislative advocacy, political action and education.
Founded in 1978, NAPO is the strongest unified voice supporting law enforcement officers in the United States. NAPO represents more than 1,000 police units and associations, and more than 241,000 sworn law enforcement officers who share a common dedication to vigorous and effective representation on behalf of our nation’s law enforcement officers.
Letter from NAPO President Mick McHale to President Biden regarding Biden's Peace Officer Memorial Day proclamation
NAPO Letter USA Today Opposing Mike Thompson Cartoon
NAPO Statement on Lebron James’ Ignorant and Murderous Tweet Targeting Columbus Police Officer
NAPO statement on the verdict in the Minnesota criminal trial of former officer Derek Chauvin
Today, U.S. Capitol Police Officer William "Billy" Evans was tragically killed in an attack at the U.S. Capitol while performing duties he swore to uphold. Our hearts go out to the family and loved ones of Officer Evans and to the second officer who was injured in the attack, as well as their colleagues of the U.S. Capitol Police Department.
Tampa Officer Struck and Killed in Auto Accident
Help Support Tampa Officer Killed in Auto Accident
Please see the below a letter from from NAPO to Dr. Cheryl Champ from the Pelham Union Free School District. The grandchildren and other supporters of a slain NYC Transit Detective, George Caccavale, have been banned from wearing a sweatshirt honoring the memory of their grandfather to school because the chairperson of the school district found it “threatening. The sweatshirts have a “thin blue line” police flag on them.
Thoughts about representing Police Unions
Senator Bradley Letter
Letter of Support to NAPO Members from Dr. Peter Killeen
NAPO Urges Democratic Presidential Candidates to Disavow Chesimard
NAPO's Executive Director speaks at
Phoenix press conference, regarding use of force
(Mr. Johnson is introduced at the 24 minute mark)
Sponsors
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CALIFORNIA
San Diego Police Department
Police Officer Jonathan Wiese
FLORIDA
Riviera Beach Police Department
Detective Jemel V. Headings
MARYLAND
Prince George's County Police Department
Police Officer First Class Matthew Scott
Police Officer First Class Brandon Westfall
Corporal Robert I. Boyce
Sergeant Haris A. Johnson
MICHIGAN
Detroit Police Department
Lieutenant Jeffrey P. Morin
NEVADA
Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department
Police Officer Logan Jex
Police Officer TJ Keller
Police Officer Carl Loskill
Police Officer Keaton Courtley
Police Officer Kyle Quimiro
Police Officer Shay K. Mikalonis
Detective Aaron Denson
Sergeant Erik Perkett
Lieutenant Erik L. Lloyd
Captain Dori Koren
NEW YORK
New York City Police Department
Police Officer Joseph M. Murphy
Police Officer Christopher Wells
OKLAHOMA
Oklahoma City Police Department
Police Officer Zachary Barby
Police Officer Benjamin Cain
Police Officer Robin Ridner
Sergeant Julian Barrie
Sergeant Kelly Jon Cassidy
Sergeant Mark A. Garrett
Master Sergeant John A. Baker
Master Sergeant Matt Gilmore
Captain Valerie Littlejohn
TENNESSEE
Metropolitan Nashville Police Department
Police Officer Brenna Hosey
Police Officer Richard Tylor Luellen
Police Officer Michael Sipos
Police Officer Amanda Kristen Topping
Police Officer James L. Wells Jr.
Sergeant Timothy Miller
TEXAS
Naval Air Station Corpus Christi
Security Department
Master-At-Arms Petty Officer
Third Class Levi Milligan
Master-At-Arms Petty Officer
Second Class Yaisa Coburn
FEDERAL
United States Marshals Service
Deputy United States Marshal Jorge Betancur
Deputy United States Marshal Frederick Porcaro