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AFSCME members around the country work hard to keep our families and communities safe – patrolling our streets, securing our airports and enforcing our laws. As uniformed officers and civilian law enforcement workers in states, counties and cities, at educational institutions and other areas, we proudly serve and protect every day.
Officers Rally for Jobs Bill » Rally for the Jobs Bill AFSCME Council 15 police officers Todd McCormack (Waterbury Local 1237), Jennifer Pierce and Brian Wilkinson (both of Meriden Local 1016) joined Vice President Joe Biden at a rally in Washington, DC, on Wednesday, October 19th, urging the U.S. Senate to pass the Teachers and First Responders Back to Work Act (S. 1723). Read more »
Recognized for Service » William Beeler Officer William Beeler of the Manchester, Conn., police department (Local 1495, Council 15) holds the award he received at the AFSCME Public Safety Congress for courage, valor and exceptional service. Also pictured are his partner, Officer Jarred Johnson, and AFSCME Sec.-Treas. Lee Saunders. (Photo by Luis Goméz) Read more »
2011 Public Safety Congress »

During the 2011 AFSCME Public Safety Congress, over 400 AFSCME-represented corrections and law enforcement employees gathered in Houston to arm themselves with the tools and information needed to defend themselves on the job and build their union.

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AFSCME’s Commitment AFSCME is committed to servicing Law Enforcement officers around the country. Currently, AFSCME represents over 100,000 public safety personnel including police, correction, fire and EMS workers. James E. Howell, Assistant Director of Law Enforcement, is a retired police officer from the City of New Haven, CT and is working to expand AFSCME's sworn police officer ranks.

If you have any questions or comments please email JHowell@afscme.org.