Fox Valley Area-Fraternal Order of Police

05/07/2026

This week, we honor the men and women behind the walls who serve with perseverance, professionalism, and heart. In one of the toughest environments in the criminal justice system, they continue to show up day in and day out. We see you, we respect you, and we thank you for everything you do.

04/25/2026

When one of our own needed help, our members showed up. 💙

Today, members of Fraternal Order of Police – Fox Valley Lodge, along with friends, co-workers, and neighbors came together to support Chief Knapp after the recent flooding caused significant damage to her home.

This is what the FOP is all about… standing beside each other not only on the job, but in life. Service, brotherhood, sisterhood, and community do not end when the shift does.

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who gave their time, energy, and muscle to help during a difficult time. Your willingness to step up is a true reflection of who we are.

03/30/2026

🎓 Now Accepting Applications – 2026 Memorial Scholarship Program 🎓

The Wisconsin Fraternal Order of Police is proud to support the next generation pursuing careers in criminal justice.

💰 $1,000 scholarships available
Eligible applicants include:
• FOP Members
• FOP Family Members
• Wisconsin residents pursuing a degree in Criminal Justice

📅 Don’t miss your opportunity to apply!
👉 Apply now: wifop.org/scholarship

Help us spread the word by sharing this post with students and families who may benefit from this opportunity.

12/29/2025

🚨Important Notice – Meeting Cancellation

Due to the current weather conditions and in the interest of everyone’s safety, the Fraternal Order of Police meeting scheduled for tonight, Monday, December 29, 2025, is cancelled.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause and appreciate your understanding. Please stay safe, and we will share updated information regarding our next meeting as soon as it is available.

Thank you for your continued commitment and support.

12/07/2025

According to the mayor of Superior, WI, a police officer was hospitalized after they were shot; the suspected shooter has also been arrested.

11/11/2025

10/02/2025

The Wisconsin Fraternal Order of Police is aware of a disturbing video circulating online that falsely claims our organization, misnamed as the “Fraternal Order of Cops,” supports a Portage, WI police officer accused of child abuse. This video is a malicious satire and completely false. Officer Cameron Coronado is not a member of the WI FOP, and we would never condone or support any form of abuse, especially against a child.

The WI FOP is dedicated to serving our communities with integrity and professionalism. We strongly condemn the spread of this misinformation, which aims to damage public trust in law enforcement. Please verify information through credible sources before sharing. We are addressing this issue and appreciate your support in setting the record straight.

09/11/2025

On this solemn 24th anniversary of 9/11, the Wisconsin FOP remembers the 343 firefighters, 72 law enforcement officers, and thousands of lives lost. We honor the bravery of those who served and continue to protect our communities. Never forget. 🇺🇸 #9/11Remembrance

08/03/2025

🚨 GIVEAWAY REVEAL! 🚨

We’re beyond proud to unveil this year’s Golfer Giveaway — a custom-crafted BenShot 16 oz pint glass featuring a golf ball embedded in the side and engraved with our End of Watch Memorial Golf Outing logo.

Crafted locally and designed with meaning, this glass honors those we’ll never forget:
Michael Shannon, Bruce Williams, Richard Meyer and countless other heroes who have paid the ultimate sacrifice.

🎁 Every golfer will receive one of these limited-edition keepsakes at registration. Huge thanks to the team at BenShot for making this special tribute possible!

07/11/2025

🙏 Our thoughts and well wishes are with the Calumet County Deputy who was injured in this senseless crash. We stand with our brothers and sisters in law enforcement and pray for a full and speedy recovery. 💙

On Wednesday morning at approximately 4:30 AM, a crash occurred on STH 57 near CTH K in the Town of Brillion involving one of our deputies. During a traffic stop, his patrol vehicle was rear-ended by another car that subsequently rolled onto its roof. The driver of the striking vehicle showed signs of impairment and was taken into custody for Operating a Motor Vehicle while Intoxicated Causing Injury.

Fortunately, our deputy sustained only minor injuries and will be back on duty after a short recovery period.

This incident underscores two critical safety reminders for all road users:

➡️Don’t Drive Impaired: Always plan for a sober ride home. Impaired driving endangers everyone on the road.

➡️Move Over for Emergency Vehicles: When you see flashing lights on the roadside, move over / slow down. This is not only respectful but ensures the safety of our officers, other emergency vehicles and other drivers on the road.