Peace Officers Research Association of California
Boundary Setting and Healthy Communication in Law Enforcement Relationships Cops are generally proactive and enthusiastic problem solvers who thrive in chaotic situations, establishing order and fighting evil. Fixing problems is […] Read More
To Better Withstand the Stress of the Job, Resolve to Condition Your Body and Mind It was early on a Tuesday evening, approximately 1800, when I stepped out of my […] Read More
The PORAC Institute training program is partnering with several organizations to offer an even greater range of low-cost, top-notch educational opportunities. Joining forces with other respected law enforcement training providers […] Read More
Mike Cavallero’s passing is a great loss for his wife Marsha, and a huge loss for my family, Fresno POA and PORAC. It’s with great sadness and admiration that I’m […] Read More
PORAC and its partner organizations were busy “trying to fit two years into one Conference,” as President Brian Marvel put it, when they gathered for the 69th Annual Conference of […] Read More
The Northern California Chapter of Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.) was recently awarded the 2021 Chapter of the Year by the C.O.P.S. National Office. The NorCal Chapter furthered the mission […] Read More
The 28th annual National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO) Top Cops Awards dinner was held on October 15 in Washington, D.C., in conjunction with the celebration of in-person events during […] Read More
Thousands of law enforcement officers, family members and supporters from across the country traveled to Washington, D.C., to honor the fallen during National Police Weekend, held October 13–17. The weekend […] Read More
Representatives from PORAC and the Sheriff’s Employees’ Benefit Association (SEBA) made their way to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway to cheer on Kyle Weatherman during the Alsco Uniforms 302 NASCAR […] Read More
One of the most difficult aspects of law enforcement is the unpredictability and outright danger of the job, which makes line-of-duty injuries and deaths far too common. But even in the darkest hours, one of the best things about the profession is the way its members take care of their own. Read More