REPRESENTING JACKSONVILLE'S FINEST SINCE 1950
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The Jacksonville FOP is a non-profit organization that protects and defends the interests of law enforcement officers of the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office. In addition to negotiating wages, benefits and terms and conditions of employment, the FOP guards the health, welfare and safety of its members through its program services. Lodge 5-30 is well known for its service to the community and to local charities. Representing almost three thousand active and retired Jacksonville police officers, correctional officers and sworn bailiffs, Lodge 5-30 is the largest law enforcement organization in the State of Florida and the 7th largest FOP lodge in the United States. Click Here to view FOP Pres. Nelson Cuba greet the US President, George W. Bush on his latest Visit to Jacksonville |
10TH ANNUAL GUNS N' HOSES
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Fraternal Order of Police, Guns N' Hoses Charity Boxing Event - Police vs. Fire Fighters Thanks to everyone for your support. You made this year Guns N' Hoses the most successful ever. Mark your calendar now for next year, the date will be March 7th, 2009 at the Jacksonville Arena! |
2008 Fire and Police Charity River Rally Poker Run
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The 2008 Fire and Police Charity River Rally Poker Run will be boating at its best! - June 5th through June 8th, 2008 Boats from all over the southeastern United States will converge on Jacksonville for the ultimate game of chance - The Poker Run. For more information on the Jacksonville Fire & Police Charity River Rally Poker Run, as well as Registration Forms, visit the Official Jax River Rally Poker Run web site. You may also purchase on-line through the FOP Web Site Store. |
TRIBUTE TO OUR FALLEN HEROES
A Tribute to Jacksonville's Fallen Heroes (Click the FOP Emblem to begin the video) Officers who have given the Ultimate Sacrifice for our safety and peace, their life... 1840 through 2007 "It is not how they died that made them heroes, it is how they lived" This video is dedicated to the brave officers and their families who laid so costly a sacrifice on the alter of freedom. |
YOUR VOICE COUNTS
Over 7000 e-mails helped keep Officer Gary Bevel's killer behind bars until 2108!