Please follow the link below to access the FOP Benefit Booklet. Click Here

Please see the attached brochure outlining the 2023 FOP Aetna Medicare Advantage plan information, options, and rates. Enrollment for Medicare and this plan is now open and will close on December 7. Thank you and hope everyone is well going into the holiday season! Fraternally, Rob Pride Chairman of Trustees National FOP Click Here for Brochure

October 13, 2022 Brothers and Sisters: Ballots will soon be arriving for the fall general election, and many of you have questions about the FOP endorsement of Alicia Rule (D) over Tawsha Thompson (R) in the 42nd legislative district. People, especially brothers and sisters local to that district, are upset specifically because Thompson is a former Bellingham Police sergeant. One thing people often forget when examining endorsements is that these decisions are made from a position of...

In this latest episode of [un]Divided with Brandi Kruse, WAFOP Vice President James Schrimpsher joins the show to discuss pursuit law. Click Here for Full Episode

Check out this month's edition of The Informant. This edition includes: President's Message Conference Awards Response from Lodge 37 President Regarding SB 5919 Click Here

KENNEWICK —Oct. 5, 2022 — Marco Monteblanco, president of the Washington Fraternal Order of Police (WAFOP), issued the following statement in response to public comments criticizing the work of law enforcement and police reform efforts. “The Washington Fraternal Order of Police is the largest and most diverse law enforcement organization in our state representing approximately 3,400 peace officers of every rank, from cadet to management. Every day, our members put on their uniform with ...

In June of 2020, Officer (Parrish) Kamu Brito joined the O’Fallon Police Department, after serving with the Honolulu Police Department for 4 years, and previously attending McKendree College. He and his wife recently welcomed their first child, Ty. Ty was quickly diagnosed with Severe Combined Immunodeficiency (SCID), making him highly susceptible to infections and disease. SCID was commonly referred to as “bubble boy disease” and inspired the 1976 film “The Boy in the Plastic Bubble�...