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PA State FOP The Fraternal Order of Police was founded in Pittsburgh in 1915, beginning the tradition of police officers representing police officers.

The Pennsylvania State Lodge was established on July 24, 1934, and currently represents nearly 40,000 law enforcement members from Pennsylvania. The State Lodge works tirelessly on behalf of its membership providing member assistance, educational programs, public service, and by advocating on their behalf for legislation to enhance their safety and security as well as that of the public. The State Lodge has 107 subordinate lodges across the Commonwealth, and represents law enforcement officers from many different types of police agencies.

10/19/2026

We pause today to remember Bellefonte Borough Police Ofc. Ronald Seymore (1971) and Monessen City Police Ofc. Spiro Galanoudis (1973). We honor their devotion to duty and the ultimate sacrifice they made in service to others.

Fall brings beautiful scenery across Pennsylvania, but changing weather and road conditions can create added hazards for...
10/18/2026

Fall brings beautiful scenery across Pennsylvania, but changing weather and road conditions can create added hazards for drivers. The PA FOP reminds motorists to slow down, stay alert and use extra caution on the roads this fall.

10/18/2026

Today, we honor the lives and legacies of Jeannette City Police Ofc. Allen Capozzi (1978) and Philadelphia Police Ofc. John Maloney (1947). Their courage, dedication and sacrifice will never be forgotten.

10/17/2026

Their service left a lasting mark on our communities: Pennsylvania Parole Agent Michael Haduck (1983), State Police Pvt. Dean Zeigler (1942), State Police Sgt. Edwin Haas (1924), Philadelphia Police Ofc. William Lackman (1968) and Norristown Borough Police K9 Sam (1993). We can never repay their sacrifice.

10/16/2026

Today, we take a moment to remember Chester Police Cpl. Michael Beverly (2001), Erie Police Ofc. Joseph Jurcak (1918), Allegheny County Constable William Shields (1903), State Police Trooper Robert Lapp Jr. (1972) and Pittsburgh Police Ofc. James Timpona (1958), who gave their lives in service to their communities.

10/14/2026

Today, we mourn Schuylkill County Constable John Dando (1898), State Highway Patrolman Wells Hammond (1929), State Police Pvt. Francis Haley (1924), Philadelphia Police Ofcs. James Young (1868) and Joseph McLaughlin (1960), and Pittsburgh Police Ofc. John Scott (1970). Their legacy lives on forever.

10/13/2026

Today, we pay utmost tribute to Altoona Police Constable Michael McGinley Jr. (1915), Exeter Borough Asst. Police Chief Anthony Maslowski (1918), Franklin County Constable Harry Unger (1863), Upland Borough Police Sgt. Morris Albany Jr. (1976), Johnstown Police Ofc. Shawn Rager (2016) and Carnegie Mellon University Police Ofc. James Simonetti (2021), who sacrificed themselves to protect us.

Today, we observe Columbus Day and pause to reflect on our nation’s history and the many people and cultures that shaped...
10/12/2026

Today, we observe Columbus Day and pause to reflect on our nation’s history and the many people and cultures that shaped it.

10/12/2026

On this day in 2011, Lower Burrell Police Patrolman Derek Kotecki was shot and killed in the line of duty. We are forever indebted to him for his bravery and sacrifice in the face of danger.

10/11/2026

We solemnly remember Norristown Borough Police Ofc. Thomas Barone (1992), Nuangola Borough Police Chief Samuel Stair (1912), and State Police Pvt. Charles Craven (1938), who protected and served our communities.

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