National Police Support Fund

05/21/2026

California lawmakers are pushing policies that limit how federal immigration enforcement can operate, including restrictions on ICE officers during active operations.

For law enforcement, measures like these raise concerns about officer safety and the ability to carry out dangerous missions without unnecessary risk or interference.

At a time when coordination between agencies is critical, will these restrictions make it harder for officers to do their jobs and keep communities safe?

Read more: https://calmatters.org/newsletter/ban-on-ice-in-california-police/

California Democrats are advancing bills that would ban anyone who worked in immigration enforcement during the Trump administration from getting a job in local law enforcement.

05/20/2026

Faster investigations. Smarter policing. Greater risk of misuse.

ALPR technology is powerful, but power without accountability can erode the trust officers rely on every day.

Here is what law enforcement leaders need to get right:

https://nationalpolicesupportfund.com/alpr-technology-policing-public-trust

ALPR technology helps law enforcement solve crimes faster, but raises concerns about privacy and data use. Learn how agencies can balance public safety with public trust.

05/19/2026

Pennsylvania is moving to expand benefits for families of officers who die by su***de, shining a light on the mental health challenges many in law enforcement quietly face.

Behind the badge, officers deal with constant stress, trauma, and pressure that often goes unseen, making support systems more important than ever.

As more states consider similar measures, will this finally lead to stronger mental health support for those who protect our communities?

Read more: https://www.thetrace.org/2026/04/pennsylvania-police-su***de-benefits/

First responders suffer high rates of su***de, but when those deaths aren’t classified as line-of-duty, their families can lose insurance and other support.

05/18/2026

Colorado lawmakers have rejected a bill that would have limited how police use Flock camera data, a tool many agencies rely on to track suspects and solve crimes quickly.

For law enforcement, access to real-time data like this can be the difference between stopping a suspect or losing critical leads, especially in fast-moving investigations.

As technology continues to play a bigger role in policing, how far should restrictions go before they start impacting public safety?

Read more: https://coloradonewsline.com/2026/04/29/colorado-lawmakers-kill-bill-to-limit-police-use-of-flock-camera-data/

A bipartisan bill that would have limited the government’s use of automatic license plate readers died on the Senate floor on Wednesday.

05/17/2026

National Police Week 2026 🇺🇸💙

We honor the brave men and women who put their lives on the line every single day to protect our communities.

To every officer serving with courage, integrity, and sacrifice, thank you.

We also remember the heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. Their service and legacy will never be forgotten.

Let’s stand together as one community to show our support for law enforcement across America.

05/15/2026

Christina Bohannan, an Iowa congressional candidate and former state representative, is drawing concern from law enforcement supporters who warn her agenda could weaken public safety and put lives at risk.

With officers already facing growing challenges in many communities, policies that reduce support or limit resources could make it harder to respond effectively when it matters most.

If these priorities move forward, what could it mean for the safety of both officers and the communities they serve?

Read more: https://nrcc.org/2026/04/27/bohannans-agenda-would-endanger-lives/

Last night, a deranged gunman attempted to assassinate President Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Thanks to the quick response of Secret Service, the gunman was caught before he was able to do serious harm. Unfortunately, Christina Bohannan doesn’t believe we should fully fund la...

05/14/2026

A top spokesperson tied to a prominent political figure is facing backlash after past comments resurfaced calling to defund police and defending destructive behavior during riots.

For many in law enforcement, this raises serious questions about the mindset behind policies that impact officer safety and community protection.

If these are the voices influencing policy decisions, what does that mean for the future of public safety?

Read more: https://freebeacon.com/democrats/abdul-el-sayeds-longtime-spox-called-to-defund-racist-police-attacked-white-people-who-asked-why-she-was-defending-looting/

While the left-wing insurgent candidate in Michigan’s Senate primary, Abdul El-Sayed, has tried to scrub the internet of his attacks on the police, his communications director hasn’t even gone that far.

05/13/2026

A growing number of lawmakers are once again pushing policies that critics say put defunding police ahead of public safety, raising serious concerns among law enforcement supporters.

With officers already stretched thin in many communities, proposals that reduce funding or limit resources could make it even harder to respond effectively and keep neighborhoods safe.

If these policies move forward, what will it mean for the officers on the ground and the communities relying on them?

Read more: https://nrcc.org/2026/04/27/sarah-trone-garriott-defund-first-safety-second/

Last night, a deranged gunman attempted to assassinate President Trump at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Thanks to the quick response of Secret Service, the gunman was caught before he was able to do serious harm. Unfortunately, Sarah Trone Garriott doesn’t believe we should fully fund ...

05/12/2026

Abdul El-Sayed, a candidate for U.S. Senate, is facing renewed scrutiny after a spokesperson tied to him came under fire for past comments calling to defund police and defending destructive behavior during riots.

For many in law enforcement, this raises serious questions about the kind of rhetoric and policies that can directly impact officer safety and community protection.

If these are the voices shaping public safety conversations, what does that mean for the future of policing?

Read more: https://freebeacon.com/democrats/abdul-el-sayeds-longtime-spox-called-to-defund-racist-police-attacked-white-people-who-asked-why-she-was-defending-looting/

While the left-wing insurgent candidate in Michigan’s Senate primary, Abdul El-Sayed, has tried to scrub the internet of his attacks on the police, his communications director hasn’t even gone that far.

05/11/2026

A California city is taking a different approach to public safety by building its own police department from the ground up, focused on responsiveness and community trust.

At a time when many departments are facing staffing shortages and growing pressure, this move highlights the continued need for strong, locally focused law enforcement.

Could this model shape the future of policing in other cities across the country?

Read more: https://www.police1.com/police-recruitment/responsive-and-community-focused-calif-city-to-create-new-police-department

The move will strengthen the city’s identity and “invest in a public safety model that reflects the community’s values, priorities, and long-term vision,” Santa Fe Springs officials stated