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Welcome to the Alberta Federation of Police Associations Website. This website is dedicated ot the municipal Police Officers of Alberta who are committed to professionalism in law enforcement, and to working with the citizens of the province to create and sustain safer communities.
Alberta Police Memorial Golf Tournament
2010 Alberta Police Memorial Golf Tournament 2010 Alberta Police
Memorial Golf Tournament Saturday September 25th,
$100.00 per person pays for 18 holes with power cart, 8 ounce steak
dinner to follow golf
High quality dry weave golf shirt included with fee(Proceeds going to
the Benevolent Fund for Fallen Officers) Click here to register Click here for more Info
Recent News
Check out our "Media" section to read our condemnation on the release of Albert Foulston
The Blood Tribe Police Service is searching for a new Chief of Police in Standoff, Alberta. Click here for more info
Check out our "Contracts" section to read updated contracts for Taber and Medicine Hat
Check out the Members Offers link on the right of your screen for member specific offers!
On February 13th, CPA President Tony Cannavino sent this letter to the Correctional Service of Canada Commissioner Keith Coulter asking him what steps he is taking to appeal a court decision to consider a murderer's rights over those of his victims'. President Cannavino, CPA Executive Officer David Griffin and OPPA President Karl Walsh subsequently (February 14th) met with Commissioner Keith Coulter to discuss this important issue.
We are asking for your support to ensure that victims' rights no longer take a back seat to those of criminals. Attached is the recent OPPA News Release on the Allan MacDonald case.
Please support us by signing an online petition to rectify this injustice for all members throughout Canada. Visit www.oppa.ca to get more information of the issue and sign the online petition.
Media Release: 2007
October 04 -
Medicine Hat Police Association Donate to Southern Alberta MedicAir
Society.
[Click Here] for more information.
New legislation will allow compulsory testing for communicable
diseases of individuals
who expose police, firefighters, paramedics and other emergency
responders to bodily
substances.
[Click Here]
for more information.
