Henderson Police Officers' Association

What's New

Sep 26, 2011 (21:08:00)

Jared Spangler has been appointed to the position of Chairman of the Grievance Committee as of Sept 26th, 2011. Appointees to the Committee will be forecoming soon.

Trustee Position

Sep 25, 2011 (12:47:32)

Kevin Abernathy and Chris Gerhardt have been appointed to the HPOA E-Board as Trustees. Kevin replaced Rick Foster who stepped down recently. Chris is replacing Chad Atkin due to his promotion.

EBOARD WELCOMES APPOINTED MEMBER

Jul 28, 2011 (11:05:46)

Steve Merrill was appointed to Corrections Trustee #5 to the HPOA Executive Board at the July 28, 2011 meeting. Steve replaces Pete Sanchez and will complete the term of the position until December 31, 2011. Steve has also previously served on the EBoard as Corrections Trustee for multiple terms during the late 1990's and early 2000's. Welcome aboard Steve!

HPOA proudly endorses Debra March to remain as Ward II Councilwoman.

Sep 29, 2010 (15:24:00)

Henderson Police Officers Association proudly endorse Debra March to remain as Ward II Councilwoman. Debra March was appointed by the City Council to replace Mr. Hafen when he ascended to Mayor of the City of Henderson. At that time the four Henderson associations did not know much about Ms. March; however over a year later, that is very different Read More...
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HPOA Debra March Endorsement 2010.pdf

National Law Enforcement Memorial Sponsorship

Sep 29, 2010 (10:46:00)

Hello everyone. Over the past month there have been a few things to let you all know about. Over the past month the Eboard has attended a few conferences with the AFL-CIO, CWA, and last weekend the NCPSO conference. These conferences had a few classes that were informative however the best thing about these conferences is the networking and meeting people from other jurisdictions. We had numerous discussions with these other jurisdictions about their issues and our own.

One person the Eboard met again was John Shanks. He is a retired Officer who now works for the National Law Enforcement Memorial Museum. He gave a very good presentation about what the National Museum will look like and some of the things that will be on display. The great thing about this museum is it has officers assisting in designing a museum about officers. The cost of this project is 80 million. They are very excited because they have been working on this museum for 10 years and just a few months ago they were able to get to the half way mark of 40 million. Because of this achievement they are now able to break ground, which they will be doing in October of this year. Your Eboard has decided to embrace this project with a five thousand dollar donation each year for the next five years for a total of twenty five thousand. This museum is going to be utterly amazing and I’m proud that we will be a part of its making. You can also visit their website at http://www.nleomf.org

Gary Hargis - President HPOA

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National Law Enforcement Museum.pdf

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