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What's New at FOP
On Friday September 11th Officer Derek Markle, a member of Massachusetts Fraternal Order of Police DOC Lodge #28 and Correction Officer with the Massachusetts Department of Corrections, set out on a grueling 4 Day, 260 Mile Bicycle Ride through the Adirondack Mountains along with 300 other Law Enforcement Members from around the United States. Read More...
5th Annual Golf Tournament Thursday, September 24, 2020 Brook Meadow Country Club 100 Everendon Rd ~ Canton, MA Read More...
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State tournament HOLE SPONSOR.pdf
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MASSACHUSETT FOP STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT.pdf
Patriots fans, here is your chance to win 2 tickets to every 2020 regular season home game PLUS entry to the All-Pro celebrity tailgate party before and after the game! If that wasn’t enough you get a free parking spot. The best part is your odds are 1 in 350. Read More...
The Fraternal Order of Police is the world’s largest organization of sworn law enforcement officers, with more than 330,000 members. The National FOP is the voice of those who have dedicate their lives to protecting and serving our communities. Read More...
Download: Membership letter 2020 (1).pdf
2021 State Conference Award Nomination Form For incidents which occurred between March 1st 2020 and March 31st 2021 The Massachusetts FOP holds an annual state conference each spring. During the conference awards are presented to lodge members who have been nominated by other FOP members for various actions they have taken over the previous year. Read More...
Download: Nomination Form 2021.pdf
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