The Fraternal Order of Police is the largest and oldest law enforcement labor organization in the United States, representing sworn police officers through a national lodge structure. Its mission centers on supporting law enforcement, improving officers’ working conditions, promoting public safety, and advocating for policies that strengthen policing and officer welfare.
Public safety and crime policy, law enforcement staffing and recruitment, officer pay and benefits, labor and employment protections, collective bargaining, training and wellness, legal defense, and legislation affecting policing and criminal justice.
Primarily member dues, lodge contributions, and related fundraising and charitable foundation support; it also accepts corporate giving and donations through affiliated programs.
Local and state FOP lodges, the FOP Auxiliary, the FOP Foundation, the FOP Associates, and national law enforcement and community partners such as the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund.
labor organization / membership association
