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.
Peace Officers Research Association of California
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 […]
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.
Consent Decree Reform Advances and Police Week Fly-In
Consent Decree Legislation Over the past few months, Rep. Andy Biggs (R-AZ-5) has spotlighted the shortcomings of the consent decree process on the national stage. He has raised concerns that […]
Capitol Committees Gear Up for Spring Legislative Push
Spring at the Capitol means one thing: the pace picks up — fast. Committee rooms fill, agendas stack up, and hundreds of bills move quickly through the process as lawmakers […]
PORAC Applauds House Passage of Monitor Accountability Act
Legislative Update: Key Deadlines + Appropriations Watch
2026 Voter Guide
Consent Decree Reform Advances and Police Week Fly-In
Capitol Committees Gear Up for Spring Legislative Push
PORAC Chapters
President’s Message
For those of us in this profession, the California Peace Officers’ Memorial isn’t abstract. It’s not just symbolic. It’s deeply personal. We don’t walk those grounds as observers; we walk… Read More
Remembering California’s Fallen
Each May, peace officers, surviving family members and law enforcement supporters throughout the nation pay respects to all our brothers and sisters who have made the ultimate sacrifice in the line… Read More
Fifth Annual POREF Open Golf Tournament
Held on April 9 at the Eagle Springs Golf & Country Club in Friant, the fifth annual POREF Open brought together 125 golfers for a day of friendly competition and charitable giving hosted by PORAC… Read More
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COVID-19 Information
PORAC continues to advocate for the resources, policies and programs our members need to perform their duties in the safest possible manner.
PORAC HELP
The Hazardous Exposure Listing Program (HELP) allows you to document all exposures that may potentially cause you physical problems years into the future.
PORAC Institute
Ongoing educational training is a major part of PORAC’s philosophy, with courses designed to help our members be more effective within their organizations.
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Fund a Hero is the in-house fundraising platform of the Peace Officers Research Association of California (PORAC), specifically developed for law enforcement, by law enforcement. It is free to use for PORAC’s members and, unlike other crowdfunding platforms, charges no fees for launching a campaign. PORAC makes no profit from the fundraisers, meaning that 100% of the proceeds go to the officer or family in need.
Tulare County Sheriff’s Office – Det. Randy Hoppert EOW 4/9/26
On the morning of April 9, 2026, Deputy Hoppert was tragically killed in the line of duty while assisting fellow deputies who came under gunfire during the service of an eviction notice in Porterville.
Support for Deputy Funderberg’s Recovery
Dustin Funderberg is a devoted Deputy, husband, father, and friend who has always put his community and loved ones first. On Wednesday, April 8th, 2026, while on duty, Dusty was involved in a devastating car accident when his vehicle collided head-on with a propane truck. The impact left him with a fractured C7 vertebra, a severe separation and laceration on his head, and multiple other injuries.
Baby Biedermann’s Fight
Fresno Police Officer Kobe Biedermann, and his family are facing a serious medical crisis with their newborn son. Born on January 17, 2026, their son has been diagnosed with Tetralogy of Fallot, including two holes in his heart (9mm and 4mm), and will require open-heart surgery following a recent evaluation by specialists at Stanford.