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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SFPOA Urges Gov. Newsom to Sign AB 1383: Keep Experienced Police Officers on the Job
By Louis Wong, President, San Francisco Police Officers Association The California Legislature has sent an unmistakable message about Assembly Bill... read more →
October 1, 2026
Thank You To Our Police/Fire Dispatchers
By Louis Wong SFPOA President To our police/fire dispatchers: THANK YOU. Thank you for being the calm voice on the... read more →
September 1, 2026
Mayor Lurie Joined by Firefighters and Police Officers in Strong Opposition to Proposition I
By Louis Wong SFPOA President First responders warn the ballot measure would blow a permanent hole in the general fund... read more →
September 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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Anti-police rhetoric hurts everyone’s public safety: SFPOA President Louis Wong talks about the politics of rhetoric.
2020: San Fran Mayor followed the social media pile-on, jumped on the anti-police rhetoric, and cut the budget.
No police cars. No funding for officers. They couldn’t even get pens and paper!
Then campaign season hit - the pendulum swung back and she tried to play nice.
WATCH
Join us for the San Francisco Italian Heritage Parade on October 11.
Active and retired Italian American peace officers, first responders, support staff and their families are invited to march in this historic San Francisco tradition. All Bay Area public safety officers are
SAVE THE DATE: Celebrate National Coffee with a Cop Day with the SFPD! Meet the officers who serve your communities. District stations across the city will be hosting their own events on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
Find your nearest event at https://tinyurl.com/2026SFPDCoffeeWithACop
The SFPOA extends its condolences to the family and friends of Patrick John Quinn, who passed away at the age of 74.
A native San Franciscan, Patrick was deeply proud of his Irish and Italian roots. He attended Most Holy Redeemer Catholic School, Archbishop Riordan High School
This October, the SFPOA is proud to support the Pink Patch Project and stand with everyone whose lives have been touched by cancer.
The SFPOA stepped up to provide the items needed to support this year’s Pink Patch Project. Every pink patch worn is a symbol of support,
