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Cary Chapter Seeks Support for Officer Chad Penland July 18, 2011 The Police Benevolent Foundation and the Cary Chapter of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association are rallying behind PBA member and fellow officer Chad Penland. He was involved in an on-duty motorcycle accident on July 15th and hospitalized for his injuries. The Cary chapter hopes to alleviate some of the expenses for his family as they support Chad and his recovery efforts.
Police Benevolent Foundation Presents Plaque of Appreciation to Stella Nova Technologies Inc. July 18, 2011 The Police Benevolent Foundation recently presented a plaque of appreciation to employees of Stella Nova Technologies Inc. in Wake Forest, NC. Stella Nova Technologies is a growing technology company comprised of seasoned retail professionals working alongside experienced developers of point-of-sale, web and other applications designed for the retail environment. The plaque presentation was for a $250 donation that the company had made to the PBF. Chris Byers, a police officer and PBA member, was able to present information about the PBF to his wife Amy who works for the company.
Cary Chapter Seeks Support for Officer Chad Penland July 18, 2011 The Police Benevolent Foundation and the Cary Chapter of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association are rallying behind PBA member and fellow officer Chad Penland. He was involved in an on-duty motorcycle accident on July 15th and hospitalized for his injuries. The Cary chapter hopes to alleviate some of the expenses for his family as they support Chad and his recovery efforts.
The Bonds of Law Enforcement July 13, 2011 Traditionally, law enforcement officers have a highly ingrained sense of honor bound duty to assist each other during times of crisis. We normally see this exemplified in the performance of their daily duties, wherein they routinely risk their lives to protect citizens and fellow officers.
South Carolina 119th General Assembly End of Session Report July 3, 2011 The South Carolina Police Benevolent Association is committed to keeping you informed of legislation that may affect your work-life, pay and benefits. The Governmental Affairs department will be providing periodic updates on the actions of the South Carolina General Assembly while in session. Included is a summary of bills of interest introduced during last month, as well as updates on those reported in the previous reports.
5th Annual George Almond Officer of the Year Award Winner Named July 1, 2011 Detective Matt Pearson is the recipient of the 5th Annual Award
2011 MSPBA Elected Candidates July 1, 2011 This is a list of all of the endorsed candidates that the MSPBA endorsed in 2011. We would like to congratulate each of these candidates and we hope to work with them into the future to help make the law enforcement profession better for our members.
Raffle hits it out of the ballpark for the Police Benevolent Foundation June 23, 2011 In May of this year, the Police Benevolent Foundation held a raffle that raised $5,000 to support Foundation initiatives. A baseball jersy signed by Atlanta braves great Chipper Jones and a Sports Ilustrated cover signed by Texas Ranger star Josh Hamilton were secured by the NCPBA.
NC Sheriff's Association Executive Vice President Eddie Caldwell attempts to enter the NC Local Government Retirement System on the backs of disabled law enforcement officers June 20, 2011 In an unprecedented move, Eddie Caldwell the Executive Vice President of the NC Sheriff's Association, tried to highjack a disability bill for law enforcement officers in order for him to receive a local government retirement.
NCPBA Legislative Update: June 16, 2011 June 16, 2011 Following last week's derailment of HB 602, LEO Fairness Act, it was thought that the North Carolina Sherif's Association (NCSA) opposition to PBA sponsored legislation was through. Not so.