Florida Constitutional Amendment 6 Passed Despite Opposition from Law Enforcement Earlier this month in Florida, a controversial constitutional amendment, Amendment 6, was passed by statewide referendum. The amendment aimed at expanding the rights of crime victims. Unfortunately, politicians in Florida, as well as well-funded outside interest groups, used the referendum to pass other unrelated provisions that […]

Ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, National Police Support Fund’s released its 2018 Voter Guide, The 5 Key Issues Impacting Police Officers. The Voter Guide was met with overwhelmingly positive reception across the country. I’m proud to announce the overwhelming success of our 2018 Voters Guide. We were able to reach over 38,000 voters across the […]

Ohio voters overwhelmingly defeated a statewide referendum that would have amended the state constitution and soften penalties on some drug offenders. Issue 1 was defeated on November 6, with over 63% of voters rejecting the measure. Issue 1, according to news outlet Cleveland.com, “would have reclassified possession, use and obtaining all drugs to misdemeanors and would […]

National Police Support Fund congratulates law enforcement veteran Randy Robertson on his election to the Georgia State Senate. Roberston defeated his opponent, Democrat Valerie Haskins, 63% to 37% for the right to represent Georgia’s 29th state senate district. In a statement to the press following his victory, Robertson said that he is committed to representing all those […]

National Police Support Fund’s work has been recognized by media outlets across the country. We continue to research and act on issues affecting police officers. In the past few months, National Police Support Fund has been mentioned in several news stories by media outlets across the country. Some of these outlets include, WCVB Boston highlighted our […]

National Police Support Fund was invited to attend the Fraternal Order of Police fall conference in Independence, Ohio on Oct. 25 & 26. One hundred-twenty law enforcement officers were in attendance from all over the United States. There were a lot of closed-door meetings all day long, but in between meetings, the National Police Support […]

As we near our two-year anniversary of our grassroots and political operations, National Police Support Fund is hitting its stride. We’ve continued to fight and stand up for law enforcement officers across the country and are gearing up for our 2018 general election push. Over the past 18 months, we have focused on attending major […]

Randy Robertson is a 30-and-a-half-year law enforcement veteran. Prior to his retirement from Muscogee County Sheriff’s Office in 2015, Robertson was a leader in the department in areas ranging from undercover narcotics investigations to serving as the Director of Homeland Security for Columbus, Georgia. He attended the Command College at Columbus State University, and the […]

Last week, National Police Support Fund joined thousands of chiefs of police, supporters, and industry insiders at the 125th International Association of Chiefs of Police Conference in Orlando, FL. IACP is dedicated to helping Police Chiefs around the world become better leaders and serve their communities even more effectively. We were able to meet with […]

There is perhaps no other police department in the United States that has been surrounded with more controversy and debate than the Chicago police department. Now, a new “consent decree” between the city of Chicago and the federal government has police officers in Chicago worried that they will face more restrictions and limitations while serving […]