• Professional Societies & Associations

• 127.

Philadelphia Area Chapter of the Assoc of Certified Fraud Exam Inc

Philadelphia Area Chapter of the ACFE.

• Fraternal Beneficiary Societies

• 128.

New York Veteran Police Assoc Inc

REACHING OUT TO BOTH MEMBERS AND POTENTAL MEMBERS AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL REGARDING SAFETY AND DRUGS AND GENERAL PUBLIC ISSUES.

Alaska Peace Officers Association

TO PROMOTE GOODWILL BETWEEN THE PUBLIC AND THE LAW ENFORCEMENT COMMUNITY THROUGH EDUCATION AND DONATIONS, PROVIDE TRAINING/INFORMATION TO LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSONNEL,AND PROVIDE COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR LAW ENFORCEMENT STUDENTS.

Alaska Peace Officers Association

The primary exempt purpose of APOA is to focus upon the objectives of law enforcement, corrections and related fields, support of legislation resulting in a more effective and professional justice system, professional training and enhancement of interpersonal and interagency relationships among the agencies of the justice system.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 131.

McKinney Police Association

The McKinney Police Association FOP #107 (MPAFOP#107) was established in 2000 to represent the rank-and-file members of the McKinney law enforcement community.

Plano Police Association

The PPA continues to be a positive and influential voice for the concerns of public safety employees.

• Educational Services and Schools - Other

• 133.

California Homicide Investigators Association

TO PROVIDE INVESTIGATIVE SUPPORT, TRAINING AND NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES TO HOMICIDE INVESTIGATORS, PROSECUTORS AND DEATH INVESTIGATION PROFESSIONALS THROUGHOUT THE WESTERN UNITED STATES.

Colorado Fraternal Order of Police Labor Council Committee

The Voice of Colorado's Law Enforcement Officers - The brotherhood we share being FOP is the greatest reason why we all join together.

OREGON ASSOCIATION CHIEFS OF POLICE

Benefit from our Extensive Law Enforcement Programs and Resources FEATURED PROGRAMS Accreditation The Northwest Accreditation Alliance exists to improve the quality of law enforcement agencies in the State of Oregon and ultimately the quality of services provided to the citizens of the state.