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Join a century-old tradition of service and solidarity. Begin your application today to access professional advocacy and community resources.

OUR MISSION

Since 1915, we have stood as a steadfast advocate for law enforcement professionals, ensuring their voices are heard and their rights protected. We are dedicated to the advancement of public safety through professional advocacy and the preservation of the values that define our service. Our mission is to empower officers with the resources and support they need to serve with integrity and courage.

IMPACT AREAS

Advocacy & Safety

We advocate for policies that protect law enforcement professionals and ensure the safety of our communities.

Public Service

We promote the values of courage and service, inspiring our members to lead with integrity and dedication.

Local Support

We partner with local organizations to provide direct assistance and support for those in need within our communities.

The FOP Legal Defense Plan is sponsored by the National Fraternal Order of Police and operated by the FOP Legal Plan, Inc. Legal defense protection is a necessity for law enforcement professionals. As the frequency and cost of allegations rise, the FOP Legal Defense Plan offers lodges and lodge members a very affordable and comprehensive plan with several options.

LEGAL COVERAGE

Eligibility

You must be an FOP member in good standing, employed by a federal, state or local government law enforcement agency, or employed by a law enforcement entity operated by a private college/university, private railroad or Native American tribal government (with some restrictions).

Retired Law Enforcement

The FOP Legal Defense Plan also offers separate unlimited legal defense coverage for civil and criminal claims associated with the legal carrying and/or use of a weapon for qualifying retired FOP members. Legal defense costs are covered in full when using a Plan attorney. Coverage is provided to not only those retirees who qualify under LEOSA, but also those retirees who qualify under their own state laws to carry a concealed weapon.