Daylight Saving Time Ends
Don’t forget to turn your clocks back one hour. This will help you avoid showing up to work an hour early!
Don’t forget to turn your clocks back one hour. This will help you avoid showing up to work an hour early!
Don’t forget to vote today. Every vote counts… and yours definitely matters. Check the Registrar of Voters website in your area for polling places and times. Please keep law enforcement in mind when casting your ballot.
Come meet the authors of “Once Upon a Time in Compton: From gangsta rap to gang wars… The murders of Tupac & Biggie… This is the story of two men at the center of it all.” Former Compton police officers, Tim Brennan and Robert Ladd, got a firsthand glimpse into a world many have only heard about through songs and television.
Community members and law enforcement officers come together across the country for a blend of coffee and conversation. This is a great way to have one on one time with officers, ask questions about public safety, chat about what’s happening in your town, build relationships and enjoy a cup of Joe.
This year’s Law Enforcement Association Leadership Symposium (LEALS) brings you insight into topics such as Association Alliances, High Profile Criminal Trials, Negotiations, Use of Force, Leadership & Succession Planning, and so much more.
The Orange County Police Canine Association presents the 30th Annual Police K-9 Demonstration. Don’t miss the vendor fair followed by the K-9 Demonstration, in which about 60 K-9 teams are scheduled to perform.
Run for the Badge is a fun and exciting 5K for participants and bystanders. It is a powerful way to support the mission of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
Run for the Badge is a fun and exciting 5K for participants and bystanders. It is a powerful way to support the mission of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
Giddy up and hop on your hogs, but leave your horses at home. This is a rodeo like no other. The Annual Police Motorcycle Training and Skills Competition is in its 46th year and draws officers from all across the western states.