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On this special day, the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund sends our warmest wishes of honor and respect to all law enforcement officers — active, retired, and those we have lost.
May our heroes and their loved ones have a warm, safe holiday season.
Have a safe and happy holiday!
Photos from Diplomatic Security Service's post
The Police Unity Tour has been supporting the sacred Memorial since 1997. Starting in Morris County, NJ, these dedicated cyclists spend several days riding to the National Law Enforcement Memorial in Washington, DC during National Police Week.
Full or Part-time law enforcement officers and families of fallen officers can participate as riders or support members. Civilians who are employed or affiliated with law enforcement agencies can participate as support members.
JOIN: https://policeunitytour.com/
Think safety, while conducting Holiday Sobriety Check Points.
Today marks the 10-year anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting–one of the most horrific school shootings to ever occur in the United States. Responding and relaying information to the victims' loved ones left a mark on the hearts and minds of the officers involved.
We discuss the initial response that day, how critical events like this affect officers, and the importance of a peer support network.
A special thanks to Officer Guerrero (ret.) for lending us his studio space at Highly Unoffended.
LISTEN: https://bit.ly/3YhSIdv
Does your law enforcement organization have innovative officer safety or officer wellness programs for your officers' physical or mental well-being?
National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund and Destination Zero will award and disseminate the winning program to reach law enforcement leaders across the country.
Nominate your program by January 31st. 2023 to be considered for an Officer Safety and Wellness Award.
APPLY: https://nleomf.org/officer-safety-and-wellness/destination-zero/nominate-your-program/
There was a four-day series of SAFLEO training from December 4th to the 8th with the NYS Department of Corrections and Community Supervision.
These DOCCS officers are all taking the Train the Trainer class so they can bring the National Su***de Awareness for Law Enforcement Officers Program to their entire organization.
LEARN MORE: www.SAFLEO.org
Deputy Chief (Ret.) Munch from Exeter(NH) Police Department hopes that his brothers and sisters in law enforcement care for themselves and their co-workers, remain safe, and always remember at the end of the day the job comes down to “People Helping People.”
The National Law Enforcement Museum tells the stories of the millions of men and women who have answered the call of law enforcement. The Stand With Honor program is a place to preserve your story.
With a Stand With Honor membership, you receive unlimited admission to the Museum, a gift shop discount, and the opportunity to tell your personal story in the Stand with Honor kiosk in the Museum.
LEARN MORE: NLEOMF.org/SWH
It’s Older Driver Safety Awareness Week. 👴👵 As driver’s age, it’s important to monitor for changes in overall health and driving. Learn more about how aging can affect driving: NHTSA.gov/Older-Drivers/Keeping-Our-Older-Drivers-Safe-Road
GOOD NEWS SUNDAY!
This young man got a flat tire on the way to his job interview. Sheriff Chad Chronister pulled over to help him and found out he was running late. Sheriff wanted to make sure he got to his interview and drove him there. A few days later, HCSO received a call that he got the job! 🎉
This is what it is all about!
Photos from Calhoun County Sheriff's Office's post
In November, 75 Fallen Heroes were designated as line-of-duty deaths. Their names will be added to the Memorial next spring.
These heroes will be honored and forever remembered. May their selflessness, bravery, and sacrifice never be forgotten.
Honor them: https://nleomf.org/memorial/fallen-heroes/honor/
Tis’ the Season for Dasher, Dancer, Donner and Blitzed. Watch out for D-Drivers and think safety!
Seargent Clay Rush of the Yukon Police Department took quick action to save a choking baby and make "a life-saving difference for a local family."
We are grateful for the heroic action of this officer 💙
Read more:
A Yukon police officer’s quick actions made a life saving difference for a local family.
Photos from Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.)'s post
Today more than ever, we need your support! Help to preserve and protect the hallowed ground of the memorial.
Please make a gift of $25 or $50 to honor fallen law enforcement officers and preserve their legacy on this day of global generosity. Your gift will go 2X as far —thanks to a generous donor.
DONATE: https://bit.ly/3VvQBjK
Show your pride in our law enforcement by taking advantage of our Cyber Monday deal! The entire store is 25% off using the discount code CYBERMONDAY25.
Save on apparel, jewelry, and other stocking stuffers for the holiday season!
SHOP: https://bit.ly/3v2fZBk
Happy Thanksgiving from the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund!
Law enforcement officers work daily to protect and serve the American public. The holidays are no exception — we are truly thankful for this.
The Memorial Fund expresses our thanks to all of America’s law enforcement officers, especially those who have given up time with their families to protect our travels and ensure our safety.
Does your organization have programs that are designed to improve officer safety or wellness?
The incredible West Palm Beach Police Department's winning Traffic Safety program has helped help reduce traffic related officer injuries and deaths.
Tell us about your innovative officer safety or wellness program!
Nominate your program: https://nleomf.org/officer-safety-and-wellness/destination-zero/nominate-your-program/
This Holiday Season, set the table correctly for crash scene safety. Follow the below illustrated Traffic Incident Management principles.
Thanksgiving Hours | National Law Enforcement Museum
Keep first responders safe! Slow down and move over for emergency vehicles. 🚒🚑🚓🚧
This Crash Responder Safety Week, and every week, respect our roadside heroes – EMS, fire and rescue, law enforcement, public works, towing and recovery, and transportation professionals who risk their lives to keep roads clear. Slow Down, Move Over, Stay Alert.
All 50 States and D.C. have Move Over laws requiring drivers to slow down and move over when they are near stationary responder vehicles. Visit bit.ly/MoveOverInMyState to find out your State's law.
It’s true! In fact, seat belts saved nearly 15,000 lives in 2017. When you’re in the car – always buckle up!
Is it snowing where you are living?!? Definitely seeing some snow flakes here in Washington and Utah.
Just a reminder, winter is a great time to explore the outdoors with your dog, but each dog's cold tolerance is different. Make sure they're comfortable in the cold, and don't forget to check their paws for snow and ice.
Photo: Seattle Police Department K9 Unit
Hats off to ! Keep them safe – slow down and move over when passing traffic incidents. 🚒🚑🚓🚧
Photos from Concerns of Police Survivors (C.O.P.S.)'s post
The sacred Memorial holds the names of more than 23,000 heroes whose sacrifice is honored and appreciated every day.
We are grateful to have a home that recognizes the sacrifices and valor of law enforcement.
LEARN MORE: https://nleomf.org/memorial/
Did you know the Police Unity Tour was established 25 years ago to honor, respect, and remember those officers that have fallen in the line of duty?
It's a surreal and sacred experience to greet participants each year as they end their long and faithful journey at the Memorial.
We’re thankful for the many who showed great dedication, determination, and endurance in this year’s ride for those that died.
Join your local chapter: https://www.policeunitytour.com/
Today, the nation pauses to remember and honor its military veterans.
An inscription on the Memorial sums up the meaning of the heroic and selfless deeds performed by law enforcement and military professionals: "In Valor There is Hope."
As long as there are men and women among us who are willing to put their lives at risk for our freedom and safety, there is great hope for the future of our world.
We are thankful for their service.
Watch Rookie Ga. Police Officer Perform CPR to Save Runner's Life
Dashboard camera footage captured a Powder Springs police officer performing CPR for nearly 10 minutes on a runner who collapsed on a trail while running a marathon.
“The Tampa Bay Lighting and the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund invite you to join us in downtown Tampa, Florida, during for the annual Tampa Bay Lightning First Responders Night on Tuesday January 10, 2023.
Ticket packages start at just $54 and include a Tampa Bay Lightning First Responders Wall Flag and a donation to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
This offer is available to all law enforcement personnel, first responders, public safety, corrections, friends, family and the general public.
SEE ATTACHED FLIER or ORDER ONLINE: https://fevo.me/tblheroes
Questions: Call/text Tampa Bay Lightning Representative Nicole Madigan at (813) 301-6516 or email [email protected] for any ticket-related questions.”
Above text written by Brent Clark, Law Enforcement Sporting Events Manager, National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund
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If you are interested in ensuring the successful implementation of your agency’s officer wellness and su***de prevention program, then the National Su***de Awareness for Law Enforcement Officers Program Train-the-Trainer Workshop is for you.
Sign up for the Train-the-Trainer workshop on December 7–8, 2022 in Albany, New York. You'll glean knowledge that will allow you to support
your agencies’ programs and effect behavioral and organizational culture change.
REGISTER: http://s.iir.com/SAFLEO_TTT_120722
In October, 42 Fallen Heroes were designated as line-of-duty deaths. Their names will be added to the Memorial in April, and they will be honored and forever remembered.
May their bravery and sacrifice never be forgotten.
HONOR: https://nleomf.org/memorial/fallen-heroes/honor/
“My training just kind of kicked in”
“My training just kind of kicked in:” Off-duty Minnesota police officer saves man who suffered cardiac arrest while working out at gym
Watch our latest featured Police Safety Story about Florida Highway Trooper Mithl Patel!
https://nleomf.org/officer-safety-and-wellness/NHTSA/
Memorials from the past influence our present and shape our future. Given the prominence of memorials that honor officers lost in the line of duty, it's worth considering how these sacred memorials affect our lives.
In our new episode of Precinct 444, a panel of experts describes why we need memorials and the difference they make.
LISTEN: https://nleomf.org/podcast/memorials-and-the-meaning-of-memory-part-1/
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Today, the nation pauses to remember and honor its military veterans. An inscription on the Memorial sums up the meaning of the heroic and selfless deeds performed by law enforcement and military professionals: "In Valor There is Hope." As long as there are men and women among us who are willing to put their lives at risk for our freedom and safety, there is great hope for the future of our world. We are thankful for their service.
Honoring America's law enforcement officers.
Founded in 1984, the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund is dedicated to telling the story of American Law Enforcement and making it safer for those who serve.
A nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization headquartered in Washington, DC, the Memorial Fund built and continues to maintain the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial—the nation’s monument to law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty. The Memorial Fund is a principal organizer of the National Police Week observance each May and hosts a Candlelight Vigil each May 13th to honor all fallen officers. In addition, the Memorial Fund maintains the largest, most comprehensive database of line-of-duty officer deaths, conducts research into officer fatality trends and issues, and serves as an information clearinghouse.
More recently, the Memorial Fund has built the National Law Enforcement Museum, adjacent to the Memorial in Washington, DC. The Museum tells the story of American law enforcement through exhibits, collections, research and education.
The Memorial Fund is governed by a Board of Directors representing 16 of the most prestigious law enforcement organizations in the country. In addition, three major corporate partners serve on the Board of Directors including Motorola, Police Unity Tour, Verizon, and DuPont. The Memorial Fund’s dedicated staff members bring diverse backgrounds and skills to the organization’s mission. The Memorial Fund does not receive taxpayer dollars for its day-to-day operations, but relies on the generous contributions of the public.
To inspire all citizens to value law enforcement.
The mission of the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund is to tell the story of American law enforcement, honor the fallen and make it safer for those who serve.
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