Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 17

04/13/2026

04/12/2026

The 2026 Guns N' Hoses Hockey Game is officially in the books! These first responders and law enforcement officers brought the heat, the hits, and the heart today to the ice!

Presented by Norlee Group

03/25/2026

SCOTUS 6-3 Decision on Qualified Immunity.

01/09/2026

To the men and women of law enforcement here at the beaches and beyond,

Thank you for showing up each and every day. Your commitment to public safety and working with our citizens is commendable.

Take care of yourselves and each other,

Scott O’Connell
FOP Lodge 17 President

Thank you for your service!

11/04/2025

Tonight's regular lodge meeting postponed. We will email the rescheduled date.

09/26/2025

09/10/2025

Congratulations Corporal Travis Brown!

🎉 Congratulations, Corporal Brown! 🎉

Please join us in congratulating Travis Brown on his promotion to Patrol Corporal with the Jacksonville Beach Police Department!

Corporal Brown has consistently demonstrated professionalism, leadership, and dedication to serving our community. We are excited to see him step into this new role and continue making a positive impact at Jax Beach.

Well done, Corporal Brown! 👏

09/05/2025

We stand with our police and fire brothers and sisters in Jacksonville in opposition of the proposed millage rate reduction. Wednesday, the Jacksonville Beach City Council voted 5-1 to maintain the millage at the same rate it has been since 2017. This ensures the essential services offered by the City of Jacksonville Beach can be maintained, and often improved, for all residents.

Fraternal Order of Police Jacksonville, FL Lodge 5-30 The Jacksonville Association of Fire Fighters

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09/04/2025

This!

Thank you Officer Mondesir for your commitment to public safety and lifesaving training. Thank you to the off-duty Nurse who backed him up and took over CPR too!

HERO | Officer Mondesir was parked and working on a report when someone came up to him and told him a toddler wasn’t breathing. Bodycam footage shows Mondesir picking up the 18-month-old and giving him CPR for seven minutes. An unidentified off-duty nurse also acted "quickly and bravely," stepping in to save the child. The child was taken to the hospital, where he survived. http://www.firstcoastnews.com/article/life/heartwarming/gwinnett-police-officer-mondesir-off-duty-nurse-saves-toddler-with-cpr/85-1a72cc82-2fad-4907-9a23-b61321f6b1c1?tag1=wtlvshare

08/22/2025

Reminder we’ll be going live at 2pm for our negotiations with the City of Jacksonville Beach