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Florida Police Benevolent Association membership is open to all certified law enforcement and corrections officers regardless of race, creed, sex or national origin. The Association is made up of semi-autonomous charters formed on a county-wide or regional basis, and local or statewide chapters.
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LEGAL SERVICES
As a member of the Florida PBA, one of the primary benefits of membership is legal assistance. Florida PBA has two “in-house” attorneys and over 40 retained attorneys to provide the best legal services available to Florida’s law enforcement officers…
MEMBERSHIP SERVICES
PBA provides full-time and retained attorneys to handle your discipline cases, as well as your decertification cases before the Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission. PBA provides an attorney to represent you at the scene of an on-duty…
CONTRACT SERVICES
Our negotiators have vast experience and expertise in every aspect of labor agreements, from pay comparisons to pension benefits, and we use this expertise to win you the best benefits package possible…
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Broward County Police Benevolent Association President Rod Skirvin spoke with CBS News Miami about two new bills (SB 184 and HB 601) to protect law enforcement that were signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis.
Watch the full video here: bit.ly/4axc6J5Broward County PBA President Rod Skirvin speaks with CBS News Miami about two new bills (SB 184 and HB 601) to protect law enforcement officers signed into law by Governor Ron DeSantis. >>> bit.ly/4axc6J5
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Excellent work gentlemen!
This week, we celebrate the hardworking dispatchers and public safety telecommunicators who help keep our communities safe. These professionals serve as the first line of communication and are vital to the daily operations of Emergency Services. We thank you for all that you do!
SB 718 will increase penalties on criminals who expose law enforcement officers to fentanyl.
We are also expanding, from 12 to 29 counties, Florida's Coordinated Opioid Response network, which has helped to drive a reduction in opioid overdose deaths.
Florida PBA Charter and Chapter Presidents and other PBA representatives from across the state gathered in Jupiter, FL this past weekend to represent their members at the Florida PBA Board of Directors meeting. #PBA
