Police Week 2026

West Coast Law Enforcement Coalition Advocacy Members of PORAC’s Board of Directors, the Washington Council of Police & Sheriffs (WACOPS), and the Oregon Coalition of Police & Sheriffs (ORCOPS) traveled […]

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2026 Legislative Session Reaches Halfway Point

Friday, May 29 marked the deadline for bills to clear their house of origin, signaling the halfway point of the 2026 legislative session. So far this year, PORAC has tracked […]

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PORAC Applauds House Passage of Monitor Accountability Act

PORAC Applauds House Passage of Monitor Accountability Act

PORAC applauds House passage of the Monitor Accountability Act (H.R. 8365), calling it a major step toward accountability, transparency and reform of the federal police consent decree system.

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Legislative Update: Key Deadlines + Appropriations Watch

Legislative Update: Key Deadlines + Appropriations Watch

The Legislature is entering a critical stretch. With policy deadlines behind us, attention now turns to Appropriations and the May 14 suspense hearings—where bills with fiscal impact are either allowed […]

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2026 Voter Guide

2026 Voter Guide

Election season is upon us, and your vote is more important than ever. At PORAC, we take pride in endorsing candidates who are committed to protecting public safety across California.

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Police Week 2026
2026 Legislative Session Reaches Halfway Point
PORAC Applauds House Passage of Monitor Accountability Act
Legislative Update: Key Deadlines + Appropriations Watch
2026 Voter Guide

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Support For The Martinez Family

Support For The Martinez Family

In early April 2026, Lompoc Police Officer Yobanie Martinez began experiencing ongoing health complications which led to extensive medical testing and evaluations. A tumor was discovered in his stomach and further testing identified it as cancerous. Yobanie has been out of work battling this disease with more testing, surgeries, and chemotherapy in his future.

Support Doug’s Daughter Through Her Organ Transplant Journey

Support Doug’s Daughter Through Her Organ Transplant Journey

In October 2024, Doug's daughter Elena and wife Whitney were flown to Oregon Health & Science University in Oregon. Elena was soon diagnosed with underdeveloped and cystic kidneys, caused by a rare gene mutation with only a 1–5% chance of occurring.

Support Sergeant Andrew Mazza and his Family

Support Sergeant Andrew Mazza and his Family

Sergeant Mazza, a dedicated law enforcement professional and PORAC member, was rushed to a hospital in Fresno where doctors conducted numerous tests. After extensive medical evaluation, doctors discovered Andrew has a brain tumor located deep within his brain.

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