2022 PPA Relief Fund Golf Tournament
Thank you to all who participated in this year’s PPA Relief Fund golf tournament. A great success, lots of fun and good times! First Place – Morning Ron McDaniel, Keith
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2022 PPA SCHOLARSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTS
Congratulations to all who applied for the 2022 PPA Scholarship award. There were 24 applicants and three awards provided this year. The 2022 PPA Scholarship recipients are: Spencer Chuck Son
PPA New Contract Ratification Vote
The tentative agreement with the City has been ratified: Total of 583 voted, with 522 yes and 61 no. For those who missed the educational meetings, an overview of the
Roundtable: How to improve officer morale in 2022
Experts interpret the results of Police1’s State of the Industry survey and implications for the law enforcement workforce By Police1 Staff Police1’s second annual State of the Industry survey explored how supported
Mental Health Awareness Month
A Message from Resiliency and Wellness… May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Even though we should focus on our Total Health daily as we create a culture of healthy lifestyle
2022 PPA RELIEF FUND CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT
Tuesday, June 14, 2022 The Ranch Country Club $150/player $600/team Email linda@dppa.com to reserve your foursome!
Mayor’s Health Order/COVID-19 Testing/ US Dept. of Labor Complaint…
Grievance Update: Richard Ahern from Seattle, Washington has been chosen as the arbitrator. Stay tuned for further information. Step 1 of the grievance process through the Collective Bargaining Agreement has
No Reasonable Expectation Of Privacy In Cell Phone Backups…
Jennifer Smith was a police officer for the City of Pelham, Alabama. When the police chief became concerned that Smith was excessively using sick time and time of, particularly on
Court: DPD had insufficient grounds to search boy wearing…
Colorado’s second-highest court found that two Denver officers needed more justification to search a juvenile than the fact he was wearing a hooded sweatshirt in the summer, and consequently, the
Dangers in Use of Social Media by Law Enforcement
Social media has become an accepted part of our everyday lives. Whether it be t-ball games, holiday pictures, or graduation ceremonies, events and moments can be instantly shared with thousands,