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ARRANGEMENTS FOR RETIRED INVESTIGATOR FLOYD ANTHONY NELSON {0}
ARRANGEMENTS FOR RETIRED INVESTIGATOR FLOYD ANTHONY NELSON.
Arrangements are as follows:
Visitation will be held from Thursday, January 31, 2019, at 4:00 P.M – 8:00 P.M. at the O. H. Pye, III Funeral Home, located at 17600 Plymouth Rd., Detroit, Michigan 48227.
Telephone: (313)838-9770.
The Family Hour will be from Friday, February 1, 2019, at 12:00 P.M. Services will be conducted on Friday, February 1, 2019, at 12:30 P.M. Location: O. H. Pye, III Funeral Home, located at 17600 Plymouth Rd., Detroit, Michigan 48227.
Telephone: (313)838-9770.
Interment will be held at Grand Lawn Cemetery, located at 23501 Grand River Ave., Detroit, Michigan 48219.
Telephone: (313)531-2050.
NAPO Supports Reintroduction of Bill to Repeal GPO & WEP {0}
NAPO Supports Reintroduction of Bill to Repeal GPO & WEP
Congressman Rodney Davis (R-IL) reintroduced the Social Security Fairness Act (H.R. 141), which has already gained 72 bipartisan cosponsors since it was dropped on January 3. This legislation, which would totally repeal both the Government Pension Offset (GPO) and the Windfall Elimination Provision (WEP), continues to be a top priority for NAPO.
Though most police officers must retire after specific time served, usually in their early- to mid-fifties, many look for new opportunities to serve their community. Yet, when they retire from a non-Social Security paying job and move to one that does pay into Social Security, they are penalized by the WEP. Instead of receiving full support from their rightfully earned Social Security retirement benefit, their pension heavily offsets it, thus vastly reducing the amount they receive.
More troubling is the effect of GPO on a police officer’s retirement. If a spouse who paid into Social Security dies, the surviving public safety officer should be eligible for half of the deceased’s benefit. However, GPO requires that this amount be offset by two-thirds of the survivor’s pension, eliminating most or all of the payment. By professional need, many police officers are outside of Social Security but if they had not served at all, they would receive the full allotment of the spouse’s benefit.
GPO and WEP were meant as a “leveling” response but only serve to hurt public safety officers. By totally repealing both GPO and WEP, the Social Security Fairness Act would preserve the retirement security of those who selflessly serve and protect our communities.
NAPO thanks Congressman Davis for his continued dedication ensuring public employees get the retirement benefits they rightly deserve. We look forward to working with him to pass this important legislation.
LIEUTENANTS & SERGEANTS ASSOCIATION MIXER {0}
LIEUTENANTS & SERGEANTS ASSOCIATION MIXER
The Lieutenants & Sergeants Association (LSA) is hosting a mixer on Thursday, January 17, 2019, at the Gaelic League, located at 2068 Michigan Avenue, Detroit, Michigan 48210, from 3 p.m. until 8 p.m. All members of the department are invited to attend.
There is a minimum donation of $5.00 that will be used to support the Michigan Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Monument.
2018 DETROIT POLICE LIEUTENANTS AND SERGEANTS ASSOCIATION LEADERSHIP AND EXCELLENCE AWARD RECIPIENTS {0}
The following members of the DPLSA and the Detroit Police Department will be recognized during the DPLSA General Membership Meeting on Wednesday, December 19, 2018, at 5 p.m. at the American Serbian Memorial Hall, located at 19940 Van Dyke (E. Outer Dr.).
2018 DETROIT POLICE LIEUTENANTS AND SERGEANTS ASSOCIATION
LEADERSHIP AND EXCELLENCE AWARD
RECIPIENTS
EXCELLENCE AWARD
Lieutenant Shawn K. Wesley
Detective Roy Gilbert
Officer Glenn Anthony Christopher Doss
Officer Fadi Mukhlis Shukur
Officer Darren Maurice Weathers
LEADERSHIP AWARD
Lieutenant Kimberly Gabriel
Lieutenant Howard Phillips
Lieutenant Gerry Johnson Jr.
Lieutenant Kaywune Latham
Lieutenant Kevin Robinson
Sergeant Jason Burke
Sergeant Rocco Corsetti
Sergeant Stephen Geelhood
Sergeant Donald Haight
Sergeant Timothy Jones
Sergeant Travis Konstanko
Sergeant Jermareo McDaniel
Sergeant David Meadows
Sergeant David Rios
Sergeant Phillip Rodriguez
Sergeant Lacell Rue
Sergeant Joanne Wight
The DPLSA will also be recognizing the outstanding efforts of the DPLSA Members that are on the PEERS SUPPORT for their outstanding efforts assisting the members of our department, their efforts have not gone unnoticed and they are greatly appreciated!
DPLSA SPECIAL RECOGNITION AWARD
Lieutenant Pastella Williams, COMMUNICATIONS
Lieutenant Leslie Montgomery, Fifth Precinct
Lieutenant Kaywune Latham, Tenth Precinct
Lieutenant Gordon Moore, Communications
Lieutenant Carrie Schulz, Second Precinct
Lieutenant LaShanna Potts, Chief’s Neighborhood Liaison
Lieutenant Ian Severy, Taskforce Administration
Lieutenant Kimberley Gabriel, Seventh Precinct
Lieutenant Tonya Leonard-Gilbert, Organized Crime
Sergeant Anthony Potts, Firearms Training
Sergeant Matthew Neihengen, Crime Intel
Sergeant Nathaniel Weekley,12th Precinct PDU
Sergeant Timothy Firchau, Avert
Sergeant John Pasharikovski, 12th Precinct
Detective Danielle Harrison, Internal Affairs
7TH ANNUAL LAW ENFORCEMENT APPRECIATION NIGHT AT COMERICA PARK IN DOWNTOWN DETROIT ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 2018 {0}
7TH ANNUAL LAW ENFORCEMENT APPRECIATION NIGHT AT COMERICA PARK IN DOWNTOWN DETROIT ON WEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 2018
The Detroit Tigers and Major League Baseball have teamed up with the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund to show their appreciation for the men and women of Michigan who serve as law enforcement and correction officers.
The Detroit Tigers invite you; your family and friends along with and general public to join them on Wednesday May 30, 2018, for the 7th annual Law Enforcement Appreciation Night at Comerica Park in downtown Detroit.
Discounted Ticket Packages start at just $31.00 and each ticket includes a limited edition Detroit Tigers Law Enforcement Challenge Coin and a Thin Blue Line American bracelet. A $10.00 donation will also be made to the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund, and is included in the purchase price.
- Upper Box Infield
- Lower Baseline Box
- Upper Reserved Infield
- Mezzanine
- Upper Grandstand
Arrive early for the pregame ceremony as we honor Michigan Law Enforcement.
See attached flyer or order online at: www.tigers.com/law. For more information, contact Betsy Bouillon at betsybouillon@tigers.com or (313) 471-2230.
25th Annual Michigan Peace Officers Candlelight Memorial Service {0}
Wayne County Community College District is hiring retired law enforcement officers. Please review the attachment and share the information. {0}
Wayne County Community College District is hiring retired law enforcement officers. Please review the attachment and share the information.
Arrangements for Active Lieutenant Shawn K. Wesley, assigned to Communications {0}
Arrangements for Active Lieutenant Shawn K. Wesley, assigned to Communications.
PROMOTIONAL ASSESSMENT FOR THE RANKS OF LIEUTENANT AND SERGEANT {0}
PROMOTIONAL ASSESSMENT FOR THE RANKS OF LIEUTENANT AND SERGEANT
Chief of Police James E. Craig is pleased to announce the following members were recommended to the Board of Police Commissioners for Promotion, and have been approved. LPAC / SPAC training will begin on Monday, October 9, 2017, at 7:45 A.M.
THE RANK OF LIEUTENANT:
Devin Dunbeck, Richard T. Firsdon, Derrick Maye,
Heather M. Cameron, Sharon R. McClure, Michael E. Russell, Robert Torres
THE RANK OF SERGEANT:
Tremayne Burton, Jarmiare R. McEntire, Dennis E. Smith,
Beverly A. Wilson, Andre Brooks, Alexander L. Roths,
William B. Jackson, Jerrod R. Willis, Walter A. Merida,
Thomas M. Kozlowski, Myron P. Watkins, Craig P. Pomaville,
Robin W. Cleaver, Rhonda S. Sherman, Elana C. Chavez
Congratulations to all, I am sure you will all graduate LPAC and SPAC with honors!
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ACTIVE MEMBER, POLICE OFFICER ADOLPH WILSON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2017 {0}
FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ACTIVE MEMBER, POLICE OFFICER ADOLPH WILSON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 2017
On Friday, August 18, 2017, Detroit Police Officer Adolph Wilson, a (17) seventeen year veteran of the Detroit Police Department assigned to Crime Intelligence Bureau passed away due to unforeseen circumstances.
The funeral service information is listed below:
Location:
James H. Cole Funeral Home
16100 Schaefer
Detroit, MI 48235
Thursday, August 24, 2017
Viewing: 9:00 A.M. – 9:00 P.M.
Friday, August 25, 2017
Family Hour 10:30 A.M.
Funeral 11:00 A.M.
Interment:
Woodlawn Cemetery
19975 Woodward
Detroit, MI 48223
UNIFORM OF THE DAY:
Department Executives and all rank and file members shall wear department issued Long Sleeve Class A uniforms with black tie and garrison hat. NO BASEBALL CAPS.
PARKING Fully Marked scout cars shall park on Schaefer on the east side of the street, Unmarked or Semi-Marked vehicles shall park on Schaefer on the west side of the street and VIP, Dignitary, and Executive vehicles will park inside the gated lot.
FORMATION: Members should plan to arrive by 9:30 A.M. to receive the family in formation to begin at 10:00 A.M.