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Fallen Officer: Detective Frank J. Burns End of Watch: April 12, 1923 - "Forget Not His Sacrifice"
EPMPOA/EPCSOA Sponsored Fundraiser to benefit Hernandez Family
Congratulations to the remaining members of the 103rd Academy Class on their 20th year anniversary!
The EPMPOA congratulates the members of the 130th Police Academy Class on their recent graduation!
2023 EPMPOA Fallen Officers Memorial Race Several board members with Roseanne Allen
City Council Approved Resolution naming current and new EPPD Headquarters after Chief Gregory K. Allen
Congratulations to the Central Regional Command Center Champions of the 2022 EPMPOA Turkey Bowl
El Paso Police Memorial at Chuck Heinrich Park
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Funeral Services for Retired Captain Luis Barba #37 |
The El Paso Municipal Police Officers’ Association sadly announces the passing of Retired Captain Luis "Louie" Barba #37, who passed away on March 30, 2024, at the age of 89. Retired Captain Barba served with the El Paso Police Department for 31 years, from October 1957 until his retirement on July 11, 1988.
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EPPD Blood Drive |
The El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association encourages its members to participate in a blood drive being held by Vitalant at Police Headquarters on Monday, March 18, 2024, from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. The blood drive will take place at Police Headquarters in the Chief's Large Conference Room.
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133rd El Paso Police Academy Class Gradauation Ceremony |
The El Paso Municipal Police Officers' Association invites members and their families and the general public to attend the graduation ceremony for the El Paso Police Department’s 133rd Police Academy Class. The event will take place on Friday, March 15, 2024, at 9:00 AM at the Canutillo High School Auditorium, 6675 S. Desert Blvd.
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Upcoming Events |
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The El Paso Police Department’s 11-month training academy has been known as one of the longest programs in the country. But beginning in May, that will all change.
Beginning with the May academy class, the time spent in the training program will be condensed from 11 months to 8 1/2, helping get officers to answer the call for help sooner as the city of El Paso continues to grow.
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In today's Community Conversations, a spokesperson from the El Paso Police Department came to the KFOX14 Morning News to talk about DWIs.
El Paso Police spokesman Sergent Robert Gomez said the department has the DWI task force and said DWIs are high-priority as drinking and driving is one of the leading causes of traffic fatalities.
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The El Paso Police Department celebrated the graduation of 16 new police officers.
The graduation ceremony for the 133rd Academy Class was held at Canutillo High School Friday morning.
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El Paso's City Council unanimously voted to buy the police department 500 additional body cameras. El Paso Police Executive Assistant Chief Zina Silva says there are four major reasons to having these body cameras: to promote public trust, increase public transparency, improve police accountability, and ensure public safety.
KVIA.
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El Paso Police officers and members of the El Paso Municipal Police Officer's Association gathered Sunday morning to honor longtime Police Chief Greg Allen.
"It just warms my heart that he has a police station named after him," his widow Rosanne Allen said. "It's beautiful, and all the friends and blue family that showed up is just wonderful.
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El Paso Police Department Headquarters on Sunday was officially named in honor of the life and legacy of longtime Police Chief Greg Allen on what would have been Allen's 73rd birthday.
The name of Chief Gregory K.
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The El Paso Police Department, along with the El Paso Municipal Police Officers’ Association, renamed police headquarters at 911 N. Raynor on Sunday morning, March 3 in honor of longtime Police Chief Greg Allen who died unexpectedly last year.
Allen, who led the department for nearly 15 years, died on Jan. 17, 2023 at the age of 71.
March 3 would have been his 73nd birthday.
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The cities of El Paso and Las Cruces come together as grieving neighbors to bid farewell to a member of both communities.
Family, residents and hundreds of law enforcement officers paid their last respects to Las Cruces Police Officer Jonah Hernandez, 35, on Wednesday in his hometown of El Paso.
Officer Hernandez was killed in the line of duty on Feb.
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A Las Cruces Police Department patrol officer was killed, and the suspected attacker was shot to death by a citizen bystander.
Officer Jonah Hernandez, 35, died from a stab wound while responding to a trespassing call on Feb. 11. Hernandez, who is from El Paso and has been with LCPD for two years, leaves behind a wife and two sons, ages 10 and 2.
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Two El Paso law enforcement agencies partnered up to help make a 7-year-old battling a brain tumor's dream come true.
On Sunday, El Paso Police and Sheriff's Officers Associations teamed up with the Make-A-Wish Foundation and escorted little Natalie, her parents and her brother to the airport where they boarded a plane bound for Disney World.
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Editorial Policy |
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The EPMPOA website is a service set up to provide information and assistance to the men and women of the El Paso Municipal Police Officers’ Association.
Publication of articles and letters on the website voicing viewpoints do not necessarily reflect the views of the El Paso Municipal Police Officers’ Association, the Editorial Staff or of the El Paso Police Department. All letters and articles received must be accompanied by the author’s name and daytime phone number.
Articles may be printed as "Name Withheld at the request of the author." Freedom of expression is recognized within the bounds of good taste and space limitations. All material will be reviewed by the EPMPOA Legal Staff prior to publication and all articles are subject to editing by the Editorial Staff.
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