Subcategories 10
Related categories 1
Sites 24
A national nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting those who work in and operate our Nation's jails.
Several organizations rolled into one, including support groups, management groups, and financial programs, college tuition for children of officers. There are programs for everyone who wears blue, green or tan, and their loved ones. Including a tourist attraction, the museum.
Non-profit corporation, organized to offer law-abiding citizens an "organized voice" regarding this country's crime problem, and to lend support to professional law enforcement.
A non-profit, professional organization responsible for administering the Certified Fraud Specialist program in the United States.
The Association of Paroling Authorities International is the recognized voice for the highest professional standards of responsible parole practices.
Serving to raise the professional, educational and employment standards of reserve peace officers.
Site of Illinois Police and Sheriff's News, providing news about organized crime in Chicagoland from the first U.S. union for police officers.
Links to law enforcement and listing of district attorneys in California, Alaska, Arizona, Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon and Washington.
A public service organization comprised of police officers from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, Arizona Department of Public Safety, and the Wickenburg Police Department.
Provides drug interdiction and narcotics detection resource for law enforcement officers. Requires paid registration to access content.
Among other interests, FLEOA, is a non-profit organization that offers financial support to the families of injured federal officers, and offers a scholarship for young men and women who seek law enforcement or related careers, and contribute to charitable organizations.
Professionals who are involved in the administration of justice and dedicated to the advancement of Hispanics' interests in law enforcement.
An association that promotes and advocates professionalism among undercover law enforcement officers. They also offer benefits to members, such as insurance, publications, and training.
A non-profit organization promoting fellowship, respect, cooperation, and helpfulness between all arms of law enforcement and the community. Corporate history, chapter contacts, membership information.
AFL-CIO chartered union uniquely for law enforcement and support personnel.
Professional organization of highway patrol troopers.
A non-profit organization providing assistance to law enforcement officers who are required to defend their official actions in court. LELDF provides assistance without regard to race, color, creed, religion or ethnic background.
NAPO serves to improve the working conditions through legislative issues, awareness, and modification of the rights of law enforcement personnel. It is also a source of information ranging from proposed federal and state legislation, to retirement topics.
Primary U.S. organization of prosecuting attorneys. Also website of the American Prosecutors Research Institute (APRI), which provides specialized training/technical assistance. Site offers publications, highlights current issues, and describes membership benefits and career and education opportunities.
Visitors can research legislation pending and find out the latest information about the fields of community corrections and probation.
The Park Law Enforcement Association (PLEA), an affiliate of the National Recreation and Parks Association, invites visitors to join as a park professional interested in law enforcement and visitor protection services in parks and recreation areas.
Provides research, technical assistance, and communications programs regarding police organizations.
A non-profit association that donates time and money to appropriate causes concerning the South Dakota Highway Patrol.
A non-profit organization helping sponsor youth activities, specialized officer training, and hi-tech equipment for the city of Upland.
A national nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting those who work in and operate our Nation's jails.
A non-profit organization providing assistance to law enforcement officers who are required to defend their official actions in court. LELDF provides assistance without regard to race, color, creed, religion or ethnic background.
Links to law enforcement and listing of district attorneys in California, Alaska, Arizona, Hawaii, Nevada, Oregon and Washington.
Professionals who are involved in the administration of justice and dedicated to the advancement of Hispanics' interests in law enforcement.
Primary U.S. organization of prosecuting attorneys. Also website of the American Prosecutors Research Institute (APRI), which provides specialized training/technical assistance. Site offers publications, highlights current issues, and describes membership benefits and career and education opportunities.
NAPO serves to improve the working conditions through legislative issues, awareness, and modification of the rights of law enforcement personnel. It is also a source of information ranging from proposed federal and state legislation, to retirement topics.
Site of Illinois Police and Sheriff's News, providing news about organized crime in Chicagoland from the first U.S. union for police officers.
Non-profit corporation, organized to offer law-abiding citizens an "organized voice" regarding this country's crime problem, and to lend support to professional law enforcement.
Professional organization of highway patrol troopers.
A non-profit association that donates time and money to appropriate causes concerning the South Dakota Highway Patrol.
The Association of Paroling Authorities International is the recognized voice for the highest professional standards of responsible parole practices.
Provides drug interdiction and narcotics detection resource for law enforcement officers. Requires paid registration to access content.
Serving to raise the professional, educational and employment standards of reserve peace officers.
AFL-CIO chartered union uniquely for law enforcement and support personnel.
Several organizations rolled into one, including support groups, management groups, and financial programs, college tuition for children of officers. There are programs for everyone who wears blue, green or tan, and their loved ones. Including a tourist attraction, the museum.
A public service organization comprised of police officers from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office, Arizona Department of Public Safety, and the Wickenburg Police Department.
The Park Law Enforcement Association (PLEA), an affiliate of the National Recreation and Parks Association, invites visitors to join as a park professional interested in law enforcement and visitor protection services in parks and recreation areas.
Visitors can research legislation pending and find out the latest information about the fields of community corrections and probation.
Provides research, technical assistance, and communications programs regarding police organizations.
Among other interests, FLEOA, is a non-profit organization that offers financial support to the families of injured federal officers, and offers a scholarship for young men and women who seek law enforcement or related careers, and contribute to charitable organizations.
An association that promotes and advocates professionalism among undercover law enforcement officers. They also offer benefits to members, such as insurance, publications, and training.
A non-profit organization helping sponsor youth activities, specialized officer training, and hi-tech equipment for the city of Upland.
A non-profit, professional organization responsible for administering the Certified Fraud Specialist program in the United States.
A non-profit organization promoting fellowship, respect, cooperation, and helpfulness between all arms of law enforcement and the community. Corporate history, chapter contacts, membership information.
