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This week, the Third Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association (FLEOA) and the New Jersey Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police (NJ FOP) in a case surrounding the Law Enforcement Officers Safety Act (LEOSA). As relevant here, LEOSA allows qualified retired law enforcement officers (QRLEOs) to concealed carry across the United States and its territories. The law is aimed to improve public safety by allowing retired law enforcement officers to s...

PRESS RELEASE The New York State Fraternal Order of Police strongly states that it is SHAMEFUL that SUNY Brockport has invited a convicted cop-killer to speak under the premise that he is a "political prisoner." Cop-killers must not be held up as moral guideposts for students, especially not at the taxpayers expense. These college administrators should be ashamed ! On Wednesday, April 6th, State University New York (SUNY) Brockport will host the speaking engagement of a person involved i...

Please read the attached letter which provides important information regarding the September 11th Victim Compensation Find.

We want to thank everyone who reached out to the politicians to voice your opinions against this awful legislation! We stood strong, and will continue to do so as future attacks come! #NYSFOPSTRONG

We are living in unprecedented times, where both police and other civil servants are under attack from Albany. There are three bills that the NYSFOP, and a coalition of other NY Police Unions, are working to fight. (1) The Police Accountability Act: Senate Bill S.6615 Assembly Bill A.7835 This bill would make it a crime to use deadly force when trying to arrest a person who has committed murder, forcible rape, forcible criminal sexual act, or to stop a kidnapping. If passed, this bill will ...