San Francisco Police Officers Association President, Martin Halloran today expressed disappointment at the indictment of the current San Francisco Police Officers by a Federal Grand Jury.
“After nearly 3 years of various Federal Grand juries investigating a handful of San Francisco Police Officers, five current officers have been indicted.
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- San Francisco police officers reached into their own wallets to help a homeless family of seven. It's a story about good Samaritans in uniform you'll see only on ABC7 News.
It was a wet and windy Friday night in San Francisco. Joel Silva, his wife and their five children had no place to go.
"I was late for the shelter I was staying at," Silva said. "At that point we had no place to stay, you know."
Te International Association of Women Police (IAWP) is hosting a regional training in Vegas on March 24th and 25th at the Gold Coast Hotel & Casino titled "Surviving and Thriving in Law Enforcement". The training will include classes on human trafficking, crime scene investigation, career advancement, leadership, and officer safety/survival, and is open to all law enforcement members, both men and women.
The current annual entry-level salary for San Francisco PD cops is: $88,842 to $112,164. Do you think they would be earning that kind of money without a strong union advocating for them at the bargaining table?
By Paul Chignell,
Legal Defense Administrator
Retired SFPD
There are currently one thousand four hundred (1400) retired members of the San Francisco Police Officers’ Association.
The privilege of being a retired member of the POA only costs the member $25.00 annually, and is the best deal in Town.
Remaining connected to our union as a retired member after normally spending two or three or four decades as a San Francisco police officer is beneficial in so many ways:
The San Francisco Police Officers Association is proud to join KGO Radio and the San Francisco Food Bank in an effort to feed the needy in our community. The POA supports over 100 charitable organizations and contributes to causes that improve the quality of life for all San Franciscans.
Hear from SFPOA President Martin Halloran on KGO.
The San Francisco Police Officers' Association is proud to announce its annual benefit event, the "Grand National Rodeo" to be held at the Cow Palace on Friday, October 25, 2013 at 7:30p.m.
Proceeds from the fundraiser will support Police Officer Association membership benefits and activities.
April 1, 2024
