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Registration for the Training Event is now CLOSED. The Class is FULL.

Complete payment for the class here: http://www.sanfrancisconlpoa.com/1.html

To view the full job posting for any opening at City of Davis, click here:
http://agency.governmentjobs.com/davis/default.cfm

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Colleen Turay
Police Lieutenant
Davis Police Department
(530) 747-5421

As some of you might already know, the Long Beach Chapter of the National Latino Peace Officer Association (NLPOA) has been working extra hard in setting up a training opportunity for our officers, detectives, supervisors, police personnel, and our beloved dispatchers.

On behalf of the NLPOA-Long Beach Chapter I am proud to announce that the “999 Officer Down!” Training Class is now scheduled for Friday November 11, 2011. The training will be held at 855 Elm Ave in the city of Long Beach.

“999 Officer Down” will consist of a two part training event. The first will be an explanation of the Law Enforcement Bill of Rights Act by several L.A County Attorneys. It will then be followed by a breakdown of the horrific Long Beach Shooting that happened in December of 2006. This shooting will be dissected and explained and the attendees will hear about the officers thoughts, actions, feelings they had during this horrific incident. Those attending will also hear what saved the Officers lives and how the suspect was ultimately apprehended. Most importantly, this training will be genuine since you will not hear this from a study or a trainer giving his opinion, you will hear this from the involved Long Beach Officers and Detectives themselves.

We believe this training is a must for: Patrol, Field Training Officers, Detectives, Supervisors, Parole/Probation Officers and Dispatchers. This training will also benefit other first responders such as Fire, Paramedics, and even ER Personnel.

This training opportunity is one that you will not want to miss. If for some reason you are not able to make this event, DO NOT deprive your friends /Law Enforcement contacts and please forward this email to them.

Download the Flyer Here
Feel free to make copies to pass out and post in your departments.
Very respectfully,
Lorenzo J. Uribe
President
NLPOA- Long Beach Chapter
562-572-9058

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April 30, 2011, Saturday
The Courtyard by Marriott
3150 Garrity Way, Richmond Ca
Time: 11:45 to 1:30
Guest Speaker: Senator Leland Y. Yee, Ph.D.
Authentic Mexican Cuisine will be served.

Please join the NLPOA Executive State Board and Northern State Chapters for this Scholarship Award Presentation. Cost is only $10 per person. Please R.S.V.P. prior to April 15 by responding to one of the emails below, seating is limited. For additional information, please contact the Northern Vice President or Executive State V.P.

Esteban Barragan – Northern Vice President Ricardo Suito – Executive Vice President
(510) 815-1125 or Oldschoole@hotmail.com (408) 230-3065 or southbaynlpoa@yahoo.com

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Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Vallejo’s Mexican Restaurant
1100 O Street, Sacramento CA 95814
6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Complimentary hors d’oeuvres and beverages will be served

Please join the Sacramento NLPOA Chapter for our annual Scholarship Awards presentation honoring our future leaders. All NLPOA members, family and guests are encouraged to attend in support of our community outreach efforts.

Sacramento NLPOA – Reading Program

Police Officers Needed in Portland
Testing in San Jose CA May 21-24, 2011

Bay Area Recruitment 2011
May 21-24, 2011 – San Jose, California
The Portland Police Bureau will be officering its police officer exam for two of the first three phases of the testing process (written and oral board) in San Jose, CA May 2011. Applicants will be required to successfully complete the Physical Abilities Test (Phase II) upon conditional offer of employment and will be completed at the time of the Psychological and Medical Evaluation Phase.
Click on the link for more information:

www.joinportlandpolice.com/bayarea

The Sacramento Chapter was founded in the early 70′s by Deputy John Parraz from the Sacramento Sheriff’s Department. The Chapter was one of the first three founding Chapters in California and now the Latino Peace Officers Association is a National Organization with chapters in almost every state of the Union.

The Sacramento Chapter has given thousands of dollars in scholarships to deserving students and has developed conferences, workshops and mentors to help qualified citizens obtain a career in law enforcement.

“No one can do everything but everyone can do something” If you would like to become part of an active organization, and want to do something for your community, become a member of the Sacramento National Latino Peace Officers Association. Our membership consist of sworn and non sworn individuals who want to serve their community and make Sacramento a better place to live for all people.

All charitable donations and memberships are tax deductible. The Sacramento Chapter is a 501 C (3) Non Profit Organization. Just fill out our membership application and mail in your membership. Memberships are open to all in the greater Sacramento area. Also, if you live outside the Sacramento area you can become a “member at large” with the Sacramento Chapter.
Sacramento NLPOA Membership Application

Sacramento NLPOA Scholarship Application

Our Partners: Sacramento Sheriff’s Toy Project

NLPOA Training 17 May 2011

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NLPOA California and Nevada State Meeting and Regional Training Conference

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2011 Western Regional Conference Agenda