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While police fraternities/sororities did not even bother to show up, PLEA, community partners, and Fire stood side-by-side in addressing the Phoenix City Council of the importance of a limited, aggressive, adequate, and reasonable food tax to maintain the essential services... Read More

I have been a Phoenix Police Officer since 1982, an elected PLEA Board Member since 1995 and PLEA Treasurer for the past 8 years. I am also the Treasurer for the Tuition Assistance for Police Survivors (TAPS) program. I have served... Read More

The last 50 days in Phoenix gives a clear picture that the need for personally owned rifles in patrol is crucial. West Cyprus tactical assault by illegal Mexican nationals (06-23-08). Officer Jennifer Moore was shot by an armed suspect in the hand... Read More

PLEA is pleased to announce the formation of a new labor group within the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. MCADO has met with upper level management of MCSO. PLEA will assist both parties in developing a positive working relationship to improve the... Read More

Ballots for the proposed PLEA Bylaws changes have been received and counted. 85% of the respondents who cast ballots were in favor of the proposed changes which will become effective immediately. Thanks to all who took the time to participate in... Read More

On January 5, 2009, the City of Phoenix published a revision to Administrative Regulation 2.92 which deals with Contracts with or Reeployment of Retirees. This revision of the regulation effectively ends the era of 'Jackpot Drop' which enabled high level City officials to be... Read More