Through the President’s Award, the President of Florida Police Chiefs Association recognizes an individual for exceptional performance, support or service to the President, Association and/or the advancement of the law enforcement profession. CRITERIA: Exceptional Performance as a member of the Florida Police Chiefs Association, and/or; Support of the Association’s President it’s mission, goals and objectives…
Sponsors The Wall of Honor Award distinguishes former retired members of the FPCA or persons of distinction who made major contributions to the FPCA. The Wall immortalizes those persons who contributed greatly to the FPCA and will provide important historical information to current and future FPCA members, families and visitors to headquarters. Eligibility: Persons considered…
Quality in law enforcement is a vital asset to the community, and should be encouraged, promoted and formally recognized. The philosophy behind these awards is to recognize excellence in private sector partners and law enforcement agencies working together to address community problems and enhance public safety in their communities. Award Categories: Fallen Hero Award To…
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Sponsored by The Florida Police Chiefs Association established the Police Officer of the Year Award in 1998 to recognize police officers who have demonstrated exceptional achievement and shown a genuine commitment to their profession, their agency and the public they serve. On January 11, 2001 the Board of Directors unanimously approved a proposal to honor…
Sponsored by ELIGIBILITY: All sworn, full-time Florida Police Officers, below the rank of Chief, of FPCA member agencies are eligible. Nominations may be made for an exceptional lifesaving act that places the nominee’s life in jeopardy. A rescue via CPR or AED does not qualify unless the nominee’s life has been placed in jeopardy. Lifesaving Award…
Tallahassee, Fla. – The Florida Police Chiefs Association today issued a safety advisory encouraging young Floridians to choose safety during prom and graduation season by making responsible decisions and avoiding any impaired driving. According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in late 2015, vehicle crashes were the leading cause of death for teens…