…Public Safety Committee has passed AB 392 — a “use of force” bill subjecting peace officers to criminal prosecution and penalties, including prison, for split-second decisions made during life-and-death criminal encounters….

…conflict with the California Fair Employment and Housing Act (FEHA) anti-discrimination laws and officers’ right to privacy under the California and United States Constitutions – no other state employees are…

…7286 making Minimum Standards for Law Enforcement Use-of-Force Policies by adding several additional minimum requirements for agencies’ use-of-force policies, which was effective January 1, 2022. As we know, Senate Bill…

…the Peace Officers Relief & Education Foundation. POREF was established to educate peace officers and the general public on law enforcement related issues in order to better serve the public…

…The Officer symbolizes the appreciation for every officer’s dedicated service and commitment to the safety of citizens. Harvey Relief Assist the Officer is currently accepting donations to aid Houston area…

…V ID card? Yes. All RAM and LDF Plan V participants receive a receipt and an ID card from PORAC after completing the application process. Do I need a department-issued…

As the voice of more than 82,000 peace officers throughout California, PORAC provides an experienced law enforcement perspective on the public safety issues facing our state and nation. Our original…

…officers in the counties of Kern, Tulare, and Inyo. With over a decade of experience in law enforcement, I’ve seen significant changes, both positive and negative. I’m excited to lead…

…all California law enforcement agencies with the de-escalation and crisis intervention training and resources they’ve been asking for. Share this link with your friends and family so they can submit…

Public safety has always been a dangerous profession, and our members put their lives on the line each and every day to help keep our families and communities safe. As…