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FOP Day on the Hill Shier and Atkinson on Capitol Hill
Governor Wes Moore Saint Patrick's Day Celebration 2023
FOP & FOP Auxiliary Cheering on the Department's Hockey Team!
Freedom Day Celebration 2023
Signing of the 2023 (FY24) Memorandum of Agreement
The Chief's Award for Job Excellence 2022 Sgt. Steve McBee
Governor Hogan President Atkinson and Legislative Chair Shier discuss General Assembly issues with the Governor.
2020 Fallen Heroes Golf Tournament It takes all types of golfers!
Executive Order Signing on Police Reform
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Congressional representatives Andy Harris and Steny Hoyer are the last two Maryland representatives who still refuse to co-sponsor the Social Security Fairness Act.
All we are asking for is to receive the benefits that we already pay for.
County Executive Steuart Pittman joined FOP 70 in our movement to convince Senator Ben Cardin to sign on as a co-sponsor and we are happy to report that Senator Cardin did.
The bills are now sponsored by Senator Chris Van Hollen, Senator Ben Cardin, and Maryland’s Congressional representatives David Trone, Kweisi Mfume, John Sarbanes, Dutch Ruppersberger, Glenn Ivey, and Jamie Raskin.
Download:
Social Security Fairness Act Support Letter.pdf
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The Anne Arundel County Police Department honored local hero George Phelps, Jr. this month by, posthumously, making him an Anne Arundel County Police Officer.
As a police officer, he would have been encouraged to join our FOP, and therefore, we recently voted to make him an honorary member of our FOP.
Born in 1926, Brother Phelps was the nephew of the late Wiley H. Bates and he graduated Wiley H. Bates High School. Bates was the only high school in the county that black students could go to until the mid-1960s when segregation ended in Anne Arundel County. After high school, he attended North Carolina A&T College and joined the U.S. Army, which took him to Europe during World War II for service as a military police officer.
With his education, military, and policing background, he would have made the perfect addition to the Anne Arundel County Police Department. But in 1950, not many people could imagine a black man hired to a position where he could arrest a white person.
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Delegates to the 2022 Maryland State FOP Conference
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