James Smallwood National FOP Treasurer

Congrats to all the runners at the Glass City Marathon— you crushed it!

Ran past Officer Morelli? If you can run that fast, you can definitely catch bad guys. We’re hiring!
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When disaster strikes, first responders are called to serve, regardless of the devastation that may have struck their homes. The National Fraternal Order of Police remediation teams deploy to the homes of those responders while they are out working in their community so they can continue serving others in need!

The National Fraternal Order of Police Tennessee team pushed out 200 meals this morning to our first responders getting ready to go back out and help put the devastated community back together.

The National Fraternal Order of Police DART truck is Locked, loaded and headed to East Tennessee to support those first responders who are working hard to put the pieces of the shattered community back together!

🚨 BREAKING: In response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, we have activated 2 National Fraternal Order of Police Disaster Assistance Response Teams to provide immediate support and relief in the affected areas.

Our teams will work tirelessly alongside local authorities to ensure safety, provide aid, and assist our fellow first responders in this critical time.

If you'd like to donate to support this crucial effort, please click the link below. Every contribution makes a difference! 💙

Stay strong, and know that help is on the way.

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I’ve just registered for the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Run! It’s a virtual event, so I can participate from anywhere. Join me in supporting law enforcement by
donating to my fundraiser! Every little bit helps.

National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Run: National Fraternal Order of Police - The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund 2024 Memorial Run P2P Fundraising Event

The Metro Nashville government consists of 10,563 employees. 11 members of the just advanced legislation that discriminates against 1,516 of them.

At the last check in, the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department has 142 vacancies.

We are now one step closer to solving the "mystery" of why they remain unfilled.

Earlier today, the Nashville FOP sent this letter to the members of the Metro Council. It is beyond disappointing that a bill designed to prevent "hate and discrimination" is discriminatory in nature itself.

Policing is a noble profession with individuals who put themselves in harms way, every day, to serve the public. Recent events could not demonstrate this more clearly. Service such as this deserves fair and equal treatment by all of the legislators in this city. Discrimination and hate of the police should never be tolerated by anyone, much less promoted by those who write the laws we are tasked to enforce.