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This year’s Symposium brought hundreds of members and their guests to the JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort and Spa for two days of training and networking on June 5 and 6. Read More

Members, supporters and guests gathered for some friendly competition on the fairway at the third annual POREF Open at the scenic Angel Park Golf Club in Las Vegas on June 7. Read More

During National Police Week, the National Association of Police Organizations (NAPO) held its 31st annual Top Cops Awards ceremony in Washington, D.C., on May 12. Read More

Law enforcement members, survivors, supporters and their families came together at the California Peace Officers’ Memorial Monument in Sacramento on May 5 and 6 to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. Read More

On May 7, PORAC convened at the State Capitol for its annual Legislative Day. The event gave PORAC leaders the opportunity to have important conversations with congressional members about key bills of interest. Read More

The law enforcement profession today needs more effective, empowering leadership than at any other time if agencies and officers are going to transcend our current significant challenges. Read More

Each May, peace officers, surviving family members and law enforcement supporters throughout the nation join together to remember all the brave men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty, both in the past year and throughout history.  Read More

PORAC is heading to Nevada for the annual Symposium at the JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort and Spa on June 5 and 6. Attendees will be able to participate in a variety of training sessions taught by experts from an array of fields, network with colleagues from across the state and have the opportunity to earn more than 13 hours of POST and STC credit over the two-day event. Read More

Following Symposium, members will have the opportunity to put their golfing skills to the test for a good cause at the third annual POREF Open at the Angel Park Golf Club in Las Vegas on June 7. Read More

I was again saddened recently by the death of a police officer who was killed while deploying a tire deflation device to end a vehicle pursuit. These tragedies occur far too often, and many times are attempts to stop pursuits that are occurring for traffic infractions, minor crimes or property crimes like stolen vehicles. No stolen vehicle is worth the life of an officer or the protracted impairment that can be caused by being struck by a vehicle. Read More