The State Lodge was formed in 1954 and is proud to be New Mexico’s largest and one of the oldest law enforcement organizations. We boast a membership of approximately 2,500 active members, organized in 20 lodges throughout the state.
The Fraternal Order of Police has always been and remains today, actively involved in protecting the interests and welfare of law enforcement officers and their families. The F.O.P. Legislative Program led the way in the creation and passage of the Officers Bill of Rights and the passage of the Collective Bargaining Act; The Police Officers survivors Benefit of $50,000.00, which goes to the survivors of police officers killed in the line of duty; was passed in 1995...
K9 Chris was shot and killed inside the kennel at his handler's home in the Bald Mountain area of Yancey County.
K9 Chris had been placed in his kennel at approximately... […]
K9 Endy died after suffering heat exhaustion when he was unintentionally left in his handler's patrol truck following their shift.
Endy had served with the Cache County Sheriff's Office for one... […]
How you can help
Our state and local lodges have plenty of fundraising and volunteer opportunities!
