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National Fraternal Order of Police Arizona Fraternal Order of Police Search Join Lodge 5 Contact Fraternal Order of Police Maricopa Lodge 5 Building on a Proud Tradition Skip to primary content Skip to secondary content -- Home About History Executive Board Legal Plan Labor Resources AZ Gov’t Relations AZ FOP Law Firm Sheriffs History Fallen Heroes Contact Us Join Lodge 5 Members Only Member News AZ FOP Member Discounts Verizon FOP Discount Password Reset Representing Law Enforcement Professionals No one knows the dangers and the difficulties faced by today’s law enforcement officers better than another officer, and no one knows law enforcement officers better than the FOP The Fraternal Order of Police Arizona Labor Council legal/labor plan is available to our members. The FOPALC provides the best law enforcement legal defense plan in Arizona. News View More Fallen Trooper Tyler Edenhofer Trooper Tyler Edenhofer was shot and killed after he and several officers responded to reports of a subject throwing objects at vehicles on I-10, near Avondale Boulevard in Goodyear, at approximately 10:00 pm. Three Arizona Department of Public Safety troopers … Continue reading → Parole Hearing For Deputy’s Killer Members, Information regarding the parole hearing of the killer of MCSO Deputy Vern Marconnet, EOW 06/30/1988. I am sure many retired deputies remember Dep. Marconnet, and for those of us who attended Phoenix Regional/ALEA remember the Marconnet run at the … Continue reading → Maricopa County voters oust Sheriff Joe Arpaio, elect Paul Penzone The Republic November 9, 2016 “There’s a new sheriff in town.” That’s what Paul Penzone’s supporters chanted at his campaign headquarters Tuesday night, when it seemed inevitable that he would topple Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio from his 24-year reign … Continue reading → Fundraiser for Deputy Ruben Garcia July 17, 2015 The Fraternal Order of Police, Maricopa Lodge 5, will sponsor an event on Friday, July 17, 2015, to honor and support Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Ruben Garcia, who suffered a career ending injury in January 2013. The event will … Continue reading → National FOP President: “Enough is Enough!” Calls on Congress to Expand Hate Crimes Law to Protect Police Chuck Canterbury, National President of the Fraternal Order of Police, has called on Congress to expand the Federal hate crime laws to protect law enforcement officers and punish those … Continue reading → Flagstaff police officer shot by suspect dies FLAGSTAFF, AZ – A Flagstaff police officer has died after he was shot by a suspect Saturday afternoon. Flagstaff police said 24-year-old Tyler Jacob Stewart was following up on a domestic violence investigation from earlier in the day and went … Continue reading → Joint Statement of Fraternal Order of Police National President Chuck Canterbury and State Lodge President Kevin Ahlbrand on the Grand Jury Decision in St. Louis County, Missouri 11/24/2014 The decision of the grand jury not to indict Officer Darren D. Wilson of the Ferguson Police Department brings no sense of joy or victory or vindication on the part of Officer Wilson or law enforcement officers today. It does … Continue reading → FOP Helps Yuma PD: New K9 Yuma Police Department’s newest K-9 officer, Raico, a three-year-old Dutch Shepherd, is the picture of intensity as he waits to be introduced Thursday at department headquarters. By James Gilbert Yuma Sun Thanks to the generosity of the community, the Yuma … Continue reading → Skip to primary content Skip to secondary content -- FOP Member Login Username Password Remember me Forgot Password? Member Only Registration Subscribe to Members Newsletter Do NOT use government email address. UPCOMING EVENTS No events all events ARIZONA FOP LICENSE PLATE If you are a current or retired Peace Officer in the United States and a current or life member of the FOP, you are eligible for the Arizona FOP license plate. For Members Only Make the right choice… The Fraternal Order of Police. With more than 327,000 members, the Fraternal Order of Police is the largest law enforcement union in the United States. The benefits of membership include access to the best legal plan available to law enforcement, aggressive employment representation, effective political relationships at the local, state and national level and a reputation for taking care of our membership. © 2011 Arizona Fraternal Order of Police FOP Member Login Username Password Remember me Forgot Password? Member Only Registration Password Reset Please enter your e-mail address. You will receive a new password via e-mail. Email:...