Take Advantage of Your PSPRS Cancer Benefit!

Cancer is a disease that has touched many lives, especially those in the law enforcement community. From radar guns to Arizona’s scorching sun, police officers are faced with hazardous duty and the continued likelihood of encountering cancer. The Arizona Police Association (APA) and the Mesa Police Association (MPA) worked hard in helping pass legislation that [...]

MPA Sponsors Mesa’s Unity Walk

2012 Regional Unity Walk Saturday, February 4, 2012 Walk for UNITY in our CommUnity Families, community organizations, scout groups, schools, and faith groups are encouraged to participate. Walkers are encouraged to carry signs and banners representing their groups. Hosted By: City of Tempe, Arizona State University, City of Chandler, City of Mesa, City of Phoenix, [...]

5th Annual Arizona Gang Conference

To register, go to register.arizonagia.com.

Fundraisers for Deputy Coleman

On January 8, 2012 at at approximately 4:15 am, Maricopa County Deputy Sheriff William Coleman was shot and killed in the line of duty while responding to a burglary call in Anthem. Deputy Coleman had served with the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office for 20 years and is survived by his wife and several children. MPA [...]

AZ Republic: Let us now praise an exceptional man

CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL ARTICLE by E.J. Montini, Arizona Republic Columnist (Column for Jan. 13, 2012 Arizona Republic) Maricopa County Deputy Sheriff William Coleman was an exceptional man. But he was not the exception. At his funeral today there will be hundreds of men and women in uniform who would do (and perhaps have [...]

Mesa’s place on Forbes ‘safest city’ list

Mesa’s place on Forbes ‘safest city’ list KTAR Online article: Safe city rating for Mesa questionable CREDIT: EV Tribune – Mesa Police Police union president questions Mesa’s place on ‘safest city’ list By Mike Sakal, Tribune A police union president is calling into question the validity of Mesa’s place on a recent magazine list honoring [...]