Elected law enforcement officers and directors guide NAPO’s vision and represent the interests of our members nationwide.
Executive Board
our team
OFFICERS & DIRECTORS
Scott Hovsepian
NAPO Treasurer
Massachusetts Coalition of Police
Mark Young
Vice President at Large for Associate Members
Detroit Police Lieutenants and Sergeants Association
Rev. Wesley McDuffie
Chaplain
Tarrant County, Texas Sheriff’s Office
William J. Johnson, Esq., CAE
NAPO Executive Director and General Counsel
National Association of Police Organizations
our team
NAPO Staff
Behind the scenes, our staff drives NAPO’s efforts to protect, support, and advocate for law enforcement nationwide.
Andy Edmiston
Director of Governmental Affairs
Stephanie Gessner
Office Assistant
Elizabeth Loranger
Director of Events
Colette Pastorino
Accountant
NAPO Bylaws
BYLAWS of the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF POLICE ORGANIZATIONS, INC.
The National Association of Police Organizations, Inc., (“NAPO”), is established to provide a powerful, effective and respected voice for its member organizations and to educate the public with regard to public safety, the rights of law enforcement officers, and crime reduction.
The objective of this Association shall be to unite all law enforcement officer organizations within the United States and surrounding territories, in order to promote and maintain federal legislation most beneficial to law enforcement in general and the protection of the citizens of this Nation.
It shall further be the aim of NAPO to stimulate mutual cooperation between law enforcement organizations and to assist in the economic, social and professional advancement of all law enforcement officers.
It shall be a further aim of NAPO to educate the public concerning the methods and means of achieving more effective crime control and law enforcement so as to establish a more peaceful, tranquil and free society for all.
NAPO shall disseminate information to all member organizations and to the public regarding federal legislation and related matters which affect the interest and welfare of its member organizations, the law enforcement profession and the public.
