Las Vegas Police Protective Association

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Las Vegas Police Protective Association The LVPPA is the largest police association in the State of Nevada. The LVPPA is the largest Police Association in the State of Nevada.

We represent the commissioned Police Officers and Correction Officers of LVMPD. We also represent The City of Las Vegas Detention and Enforcement Marshalls, and Municipal Court Marshalls. We are members of (NAPO) National Association of Police Organizations, (SNCOPS) Southern Nevada Conference of Police and Sheriffs, and the BIG 50 which is an informal association of the largest law enforcement associations in the United States. Website: http://www.LVPPA.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/LVPPA

***Retirement Alert***Congratulations to LVMPD Police Officer and LVPPA Executive Board member, Greg Stinnett, who recen...
10/24/2026

***Retirement Alert***

Congratulations to LVMPD Police Officer and LVPPA Executive Board member, Greg Stinnett, who recently retired after serving our community and Las Vegas Metro for over 23 years. Through his career with LVMPD, Greg proudly served as an Executive Board member for 5 years. Through his tenure with the LVPPA, Greg revolutionized the way that the LVPPA handles investigations and he was instrumental in creating this social media page.

As an association we would like to thank Greg for his successful career with us! Congrats brother on your great career with the LVMPD and a well earned retirement! “Love ya kid”

***Retirement Alert***Congratulations to LVMPD Police Officer and LVPPA President, Steve Grammas, who recently retired a...
10/24/2026

***Retirement Alert***

Congratulations to LVMPD Police Officer and LVPPA President, Steve Grammas, who recently retired after serving our community and Las Vegas Metro for over 28 years. The LVPPA is where it is now because of Steve’s leadership of this organization. Steve had a vision of how successful the LVPPA could be in representing the officers of LVMPD and has accomplished that vision and more!

As an association we would like to thank you and your family for the service and time you have put towards our association and the sacrifices you made for our members! Enjoy your well-earned retirement!

Today we honor LVMPD Police Officer Donald C. Weese, who died on this day in 1992.Office Weese joined the LVMPD on Septe...
10/23/2026

Today we honor LVMPD Police Officer Donald C. Weese, who died on this day in 1992.

Office Weese joined the LVMPD on September 11, 1990. On the night of October 23, 1992, while working as a field training officer with his partner, Eric Kerns, he responded to a gun call.

While en route, Officer Weese’s patrol car collided with another vehicle and then struck a traffic signal pole. He sustained significant injuries and died at the scene. This tragic event occurred just 25 minutes before the end of his shift. His final assignment was with Squad NE31 at the Northeast Area Command.

Officer Weese was just 25 years old at the time of his death. He was survived by his parents, sister and brother.

We will never forget.

*Retirement Alert*Congratulations to LVMPD Police Officer Andre Quiles who recently retired after serving our community ...
10/22/2026

*Retirement Alert*

Congratulations to LVMPD Police Officer Andre Quiles who recently retired after serving our community and Las Vegas Metro for over 25 years.

LVPPA President Steve Grammas had the privilege of presenting Andre this plaque on behalf of a grateful association.

Congrats brother on a great career and a well earned retirement.

On September 28, 2026, Trooper Hayden Phillips was shot and killed in Warren County Kentucky while conducting a traffic ...
10/21/2026

On September 28, 2026, Trooper Hayden Phillips was shot and killed in Warren County Kentucky while conducting a traffic stop.

Trooper Phillips pulled a car over for expired tags. As he leaned in to speak to the driver, the scumbag, who had warrants for his arrest and was on probation, fired two shots before driving away and was later apprehended.

Trooper Phillips had served with the Kentucky State Police for three years. He is survived by his wife and three sons.

Godspeed brother.

The LVPPA proudly endorses Martina Bauhaus for District Court Dept. 23.
10/18/2026

The LVPPA proudly endorses Martina Bauhaus for District Court Dept. 23.

Every election year the LVPPA brings in candidates for the upcoming elections. We sit down with these candidates and ask...
10/17/2026

Every election year the LVPPA brings in candidates for the upcoming elections. We sit down with these candidates and ask a series of questions to ensure that they would be the best elected official for our members.

We are proud to endorse these candidates and we hope you cast your votes behind them.

The LVPPA not only represents the commissioned personnel of LVMPD but also proudly represents the dedicated officers who...
10/17/2026

The LVPPA not only represents the commissioned personnel of LVMPD but also proudly represents the dedicated officers who serve our community as Las Vegas Deputy City Marshals and Las Vegas Municipal Court Marshals!

Deputy City Marshals help keep our community safe by patrolling city parks, trails, plazas, public facilities, and key tourist areas, including the Fremont Street Experience and the Las Vegas Boulevard corridor near Sahara Avenue.

Municipal Court Marshals play an equally important role by providing courthouse security, protecting judges and court staff, maintaining courtroom safety, assisting the public, and serving warrants and other court orders.

The LVPPA is proud to stand behind these dedicated officers, advocate for their interests, and support the men and women who work every day to keep our community safe.

Today we remember LVMPD Police Officer Truong Thai, who died on this day in 2022.On October 13, 2022, Officer Thai was s...
10/13/2026

Today we remember LVMPD Police Officer Truong Thai, who died on this day in 2022.

On October 13, 2022, Officer Thai was shot and killed while responding to a domestic disturbance call in the 800 block of East Flamingo Road at about 1 a.m. The subject opened fire from inside his vehicle as Officer Thai and his partner attempted to make contact with him at the intersection of East Flamingo Road and South University Center Drive. Officer Thai and a civilian were both struck by the subject’s shots. Officer Thai succumbed to his wounds while being transported to a local hospital. (The subject fled the scene but was apprehended by a police canine approximately 3 miles away after refusing to exit his vehicle.)

Officer Thai was an experienced patrol officer who trained countless newly recruited officers throughout his career. Colleagues describe him as a focused, hardworking mentor who did the job for all the right reasons. He loved his family, volleyball and the water — he owned a sailboat and spent much of his time enjoying Catalina Island.

Officer Thai was 49 years old and had served with the Department for 23 years. He was survived by his daughter.

We will never forget.

Each time a law enforcement officer is killed in the line of duty, there’s a simple phrase that is repeated time and tim...
10/12/2026

Each time a law enforcement officer is killed in the line of duty, there’s a simple phrase that is repeated time and time again:

We will never forget.

The Law Enforcement Assistance Fund (LEAF) is humbled to be the organization that carries through on that promise.

The Law Enforcement Assistance Fund’s sole mission is to support the families of Southern Nevada police officers, particularly those who are members of the LVPPA, who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. LEAF is a nonprofit organization.

These officers gave everything to protect the community, and we make sure that their families are never forgotten or left behind. With the generous support from the community, we’re able to be there at every step of the way for the widows and children of these valiant police officers.

To donate to LEAF visit leafcharity.org.

Address

9330 W Lake Mead Boulevard
Las Vegas, NV
89134

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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(702) 384-8692

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