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Southern States PBA News

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2022 Georgia Legislative PAC Update Report February 28, 2022 The Georgia Police Benevolent Association is committed to keeping you informed of legislation that may affect your work-life, pay and benefits.
PBAGA Division Applicant Awarded Police Benevolent Foundation Scholarship February 24, 2022 The Police Benevolent Foundation was proud to award a Georgia Division Scholarship to Adara Veiga.
PBA Member Receives Award for Bravery February 21, 2022 On Monday February 21, Sergeant Ronald Waller received the Z Award in a ceremony at the Wake County Sheriff?s Office.
VAPBA Division Applicant Awarded Police Benevolent Foundation Scholarship February 16, 2022 The Police Benevolent Foundation was proud to award a Virginia Division Scholarship to Grace Goodpasture.
LAPBA Division Applicant Awarded Police Benevolent Foundation Scholarship February 9, 2022 The Police Benevolent Foundation was proud to award a Louisiana Division Scholarship to Emma Hanemann.
ARPBA Division Applicant Awarded Police Benevolent Foundation Scholarship February 2, 2022 The Police Benevolent Foundation was proud to award a Arkansas Division Scholarship to Erin House.
117th US Congress Update January 2022 February 1, 2022 The Southern States Police Benevolent Association is committed to keeping you informed of federal legislation that may affect your work-life, pay and benefits.
Meet The Triangle Chapter Executive Board February 1, 2022 The Triangle Chapter of the NCPBA recently elected a new board, with Drew Cox taking the helm as President, Seth Heustis as Senior Vice-President, and Camrin Park as Secretary.
TNPBA Division Applicant Awarded Police Benevolent Foundation Scholarship January 26, 2022 The Police Benevolent Foundation was proud to award a Tennessee Division Scholarship to Maggie Henderson.
Officer Tara Valli Becomes Virginia's 8K Member January 24, 2022 Chesapeake, Va., police Officer Tara Valli wanted to be in law enforcement since an elementary school presentation on the dangers of drug use.