NO on Proposition “A” (Recology Referendum)
NO on Proposition “B” (Coit Tower)
DCCC ENDORSEMENTS
DISTRICT 17
David Chiu
Malia Cohen
Bevin Dufty
Leslie Katz
Hydra Mendoza
Maria Mondejar
Joaquin Torres
Christopher Vasquez
Scott Weiner
DISTRICT 19
Paragon Restaurant 701-2nd Street
6:00 P.M. cocktails ($2.00 beers $ 4.00 cocktails)
followed by a buffet dinner
$25.00 per person payable to SFPOA
Contact:
Marty Halloran @ 415-861-5060 #14 or marty@sfpoa.org
Gary Delagnes @ 415-861-5060 #11 or gary@sfpoa.org
Join Chief Greg Suhr in honoring Mayor Ed Lee at the annual PAL Golf Tournament.
When: Thursday, May 24, 2012 Noon shotgun start
Where: TPC Harding Park
Cost: $200 per player
Download registration forms and other sponsorship opportunities at www.sfpal.org/golf or contact Anne Crawford at anne@sfpal.org or (415) 401-4667.
By Gary Delagnes, President
San Francisco Police Officers Association
The most important Retirement Board election in years is our first major political effort of 2012. The Board of Directors of the San Francisco Police Officers Association has endorsed Deborah Landis for the crucial position of Retirement Board Trustee.
When: January 6th, 2012
Where: MoMo's
760 2nd Street, SF, CA
Cocktails: No Host 6PM-7PM
Dinner: 7PM
Cost: $60.00 per person
Buy tickets early!
Click here for the flyer and for more information on how to purchase tickets.
The men and women of the San Francisco Police Officers Association extend sympathy and condolences to the family and friends of murdered Vallejo Police Officer James Capoot. Officer Capoot died from gunshot wounds received while in foot pursuit of a robbery suspect. He was 45.
Officer Capoot was a well-respected veteran of the Vallejo Police Department who had also worked for the California Highway Patrol prior to joining the VPD. Prior to his civilian law enforcement work, he had served in the United States Marine Corps.
The San Francisco Chapter of the Fellowship of Christian Peace Officers is Hosting a Winter Luncheon All are welcome!
WHEN: Wednesday, December 7, 2011 12:00-1:00 p.m.
WHERE: POA Board Room, 801 Bryant Street, 2nd Floor
GUEST SPEAKER
As police officers, we know that safety in these difficult times requires the intuition of a seasoned officer, the management experience of a chief and the principles of a reformer in the treatment community.
Chris Cunnie – who served this organization as president for seven years – is the only candidate for Sheriff who can bring all of these skills together for a safer San Francisco.
Chris Cunnie walked a beat in San Francisco for 17 years and earned two medals of valor. He’s walked nearly every street and worked in every neighborhood in this city.
April 1, 2024
