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As an appreciation of your generosity and thoughtfulness, we want to take a moment to thank you for your charitable donation.

Are you committed to making a difference in our community? Your charitable contribution will help us keep your loved ones safe, give back, and reach our annual goal.

Here at the Santa Paula Police Officers' Association we feel it is our duty and privilege to help spread the word. 1 in 8 women in the United States will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.

The Santa Paula Police Officers’ Association congratulates Officer Eric Burnett on his recent promotion to Senior Officer.

Congratulations to Allen Macias on his promotion to Sergeant. He will remain in the Detective Bureau as supervisor of the Detective unit.

We have received another shipment of our Santa Paula Police Badge bottle openers, for sale at $15 each.

Four police recruits finished their Pre-Academy training and will now begin a 26-week Police Academy at Rio Hondo.

The Santa Paula Police Department welcomes newly hired Police Recruits Sergio Gutierrez, Donovan Varela, Sean Zosimo, and Richard Prebble.

Officer Jason Abboud took some time on patrol to talk with local youth and bought a cup of lemonade to support their fundraiser for the Santa Paula SPARC program.

The 2018 Santa and Me Toy Drive was a success: 321 families attended and over 1,000 toys were handed out to less fortunate families.

Thank you for your donation, time and committed support during our “Support The Badge” fundraising campaign.

Our annual fundraiser is back! We would like to thank you for your support of the men and women of our Police Association who protect us each and every day.

Through the month of October, the Santa Paula Police Department will switch to pink patches on their uniforms during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

9/11 Memorial Stair Climbs are a way for the law enforcement family and the community to honor and remember the firefighters who selflessly gave their lives so that others might live.

On September 11, 2001, we honor the 343 lives that were lost as they attempted to save the lives of others.

Our very own K-9 Handler, Officer van Hemert, responded to a call where she discovered a couple was stranded on their way home to Los Angeles.

A Maine Police Department knew just what to do for this little girl when no one showed up to her birthday party.

Indianapolis police officers escorted fallen Southport Lt. Aaron Allan's 6-year-old son to his first day of school on August 8th, 2018.

Police recruitment and retention may be one of this country's biggest problems. A question worth asking as it pertains to the safety of our communities, families, and friends.

This year, from May 13th to May 19th, thousands of police officers, law enforcement professionals, friends, family, and survivors gather in Washington D.C. for National Police Week.

Though there have been many scares about what can happen to children or teenagers on the internet, adults should be safe as well. Here are some tips to help prevent you from being a target.