San Francisco Police Officers Association
The SFPOA focuses on ensuring our police officers have a safe, quality work environment. Additionally, we are actively involved and invested in improving the quality of life for everyone who lives, works, and visits our city.
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San Francisco Can’t Police Its Way to Safety on Overtime Alone
By Louis Wong, SFPOA President San Francisco City Hall is celebrating that crime is down in San Francisco. Press conferences... read more →
March 1, 2026
A Letter to California Department of Corrections
To: Members of the California Parole Board: Re: Deny the Early Release of Willie Flanigan (also known as Maurquise Johnson)... read more →
January 19, 2026
A Message of Gratitude and Commitment for the New Year
As we begin 2026, I want to extend my sincere wishes for a happy, healthy, and safe NewYear to each... read more →
January 1, 2026
SFPOA IN THE NEWS
Police union wades back into San Francisco politics after years of sitting on the sidelines
By Han Li, San Francisco Standard After being quiet for years, and sitting out a high-profile recall of District Attorney... read more →
January 8, 2024
SF restaurant bans armed officers, police union responds
SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — One San Francisco restaurant is feuding with police officers. Reem’s California in the Mission District is... read more →
August 25, 2023
SF police union says Mission District bakery refusing to serve officers
By Gia Vang, NBC Bay Area The San Francisco Police Officers Association is speaking out after it said a bakery... read more →
August 24, 2023
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Congratulations to our SFPOA President, Louis Wong, on being named one of the list of ‘37 Most Powerful Labor Leaders in San Francisco’ by @sfstandard .
This recognition reflects President Wong’s unwavering commitment to advocating for the men and women of the San Francisco
Statement of Louis Wong, President of San Francisco Police Officers Association, on Tenderloin Incident Thursday Evening
The San Francisco Police Officers Association is relieved to hear that Mayor Daniel Lurie was not injured in the violent incident that occurred Thursday
San Francisco isn’t just where we work. It’s home.
Every day, our officers show up to serve the neighborhoods that make this city what it is.
From community events to late-night calls, we’re proud to stand with the people of San Francisco.
This Black History Month, we honor the legacy of Commander Isiah Nelson III. He was a trailblazer, leader and public servant who helped shape the future of policing in San Francisco.
At just 36 years old, Cmdr. Nelson became the youngest officer and the first Black commander in
On Feb. 8, 2026, our brother Ricky D. Williams II was seriously injured in a motorcycle crash in Brentwood. He suffered multiple broken ribs, a broken arm, spinal fractures and severe road rash.
Ricky faces a long recovery and will be out of work for an extended time. We’ve