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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.
David Rose Elected North Carolina Division President January 22, 2022 On Jan. 22, 2022, David Rose was elected by the PBA Board of Directors as the next North Carolina Division president during its annual board meeting in Cary.
TNPBA Division Applicant Awarded Police Benevolent Foundation Scholarship January 19, 2022 The Police Benevolent Foundation was proud to award a Tennessee Division Scholarship to Madison Ellis.
Police Benevolent Foundation Scholarship Recipient January 12, 2022 The Police Benevolent Foundation was proud to award a Virginia Division Scholarship to Alicia Blackburn.
PBA Member Presented With Hometown Heroes Award January 10, 2022 Sergeant Kelly Seagraves of the Concord Police Department recently received the 2021 Hometown Heroes Award from the North Carolina Automobile Dealers Association.
Police Benevolent Foundation Scholarship Recipient January 4, 2022 The Police Benevolent Foundation was proud to award a Arkansas Division Scholarship to Haley Hickey.
117th US Congress Update December 2021 January 3, 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.
Chapter Involvement in Political Process Sets the Stage for Building Relationships and Effecting Change December 15, 2021 Last fall, the Southeastern Chapter of the NCPBA made the decision to become involved in four political races for Wilmington City Council and Mayor.
Police Benevolent Foundation Scholarship Recipient December 7, 2021 The Police Benevolent Foundation was proud to award a Mississippi Division Scholarship to Sara Grice.
Virginia State Police Chapter Files Lawsuit Against the Commonwealth of Virginia December 3, 2021 The Virginia State Police chapter of the Virginia Police Benevolent Association has filed a lawsuit against the Commonwealth of Virginia over a failure to pay overtime wages on behalf of its members.