Organizations Fraternal Order of Police
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Delaware State F.O.P. - Officer and trustee directory, history, pictures, and calendar of events, as well as links to local lodges. |
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Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #26 - Cloumbia MO - The Columbia Police Officers Association, in accordance with its By-Laws, exists to give the men and women of the Columbia Police Department a unified voice. This voice will be used in a professional manner to further the interests of its members, provide meaningful communication with the city of Columbia and the Columbia Police Department Administrations, and to give its members a venue in which to express their concerns and opinions on labor related issues. |
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Grand Lodge Fraternal Order of Police - The Fraternal Order of Police is the world's largest organization of sworn law enforcement officers, with more than 308,000 members in more than 2,100 lodges. |
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Illinois Fraternal Order of Police - Home of the Illinois Fraternal Order of Police State Lodge and Labor Council. Representing over 35,000 law enforcement professionals in Illinois. |
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Mesa FOP Lodge 9 Home Page - Mesa Arizona FOP Lodge. Provides information on up-coming police and FOP events, an e-mail list, and many Law Enforcement links. |
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Portage County FOP Lodge #70 - Represents law enforcement persons residing or employed in Portage County, Ohio. Includes events, membership information, history and newsletter. |
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State Lodge South Carolina Fraternal Order of Police - South Carolina's Fraternal Order of the Police is dedicated to the advancement and protection of law enforcement officers, the promotion of officer benefits, and the fostering of enforcement of law and order. |
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