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On Saturday, February 27, 2010 the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association presented appreciation plaques to Representative Jennifer Weiss and Senator Floyd McKissick Jr. for their efforts in passing HB 816 into law. The awards presentation was part of the 4th Annual “George Almond” Officer..... (3/8/10)
Chapter Leaders Present Appreciation Plaques to Legislators On February 20, 2010, the PBA presented plaques to several legislators who had worked on PBA bills. Numerous chapter leaders representing chapters around the state chapter gathered at Big Shotz Tavern..... (3/8/10)
Governor Perdue Signs Far Reaching Executive Order On January 21, 2010, Governor Beverly Perdue signed a far reaching executive order that will allow employee associations access to state facilities and cabinet agency leaders. The PBA is proud to be the sole law enforcement officer association represented under the order. The..... (2/22/10)
Separation Allowance Policy Revisions Bring Town Policy into Compliance with State Law On July 31, 2009, HB 816 was signed into law by Governor Beverly Perdue. This bill was introduced at the request of the PBA by Rep. Tricia Cotham. Rep. Nelson Dollar and Rep. Jennifer Weiss, representatives from Cary, also joined the bill as primary sponsors at the request of the PBA. The PBA worked with representatives of the North Carolina Sheriff’s..... (11/23/09)
Cary Town Council Approves Additional Officers (11/23/09)
PBA Endorsed Candidate Jennifer Robinson Wins
Cary Chapter Makes Endorsements in Town Council Races The Cary chapter of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association recently hosted candidate interviews for those seeking election/re-election to the Cary Town Council. On August 3, 2009, candidates for District A, District C, and an At-large race met with a screening committee to discuss issues that are vitally important to the PBA. These issues included..... (8/24/09)
Cary Chapter Hosts Candidate Interviews for Cary Town Council The Cary chapter of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association recently hosted candidate interviews for those seeking election/re-election to the Cary Town Council. On August 3, 2009, candidates for District A, District C, and an At-large race met with a screening committee to discuss..... (8/113/09)
Cary Chapter Seeks Opportunity to Share Insight with Town Manager on Separation Allowance Policy On July 31, 2009, HB 816 was signed into law by Governor Beverly Perdue. This bill was introduced at the request of the PBA by Rep. Tricia Cotham. Rep. Nelson Dollar and Rep. Jennifer..... (8/12/09)
Governor Perdue Announces Improvements to Probation System On July 30, 2009, Governor Perdue announced significant reforms to the probation system that will speed the process of obtaining warrants for parole commission violators and put more information..... (9/10/09)
PBA Bills Move Through House and Senate
It took less than two years for the local teamster group in Wilmington to almost destroy a civil service due process law that Wilmington police officers and firefighters have enjoyed for several...... (5/26/09)
Two Critical PBA Bills Pass Committee
Cowell: N.C.'s Financial Stability at Stake With Pension Funds
North Carolina Division Sets 2009-2010 Legislative Agenda
PBA Interview and Endorsement Process is Second to None The Police Benevolent Association (PBA) candidate interview and endorsement process continues to lead from the forefront as a critical benefit to members. This process is built by the efforts of members who participate, and seeks to create an environment that will positively change the working conditions for law enforcement throughout the Southern States region...... (4/1/09)
Previously Sponsored PBA Legislation Re-Introduced in Honor of Longtime Friend Senator Jeanne Lucas Senate Bill 469 (Jeanne Hopkins Lucas Act) was recently introduced in honor of longtime friend of the PBA, Senator Jeanne Lucas. Senator Lucas lost her courageous battle with cancer on March 9, 2007. Senator Lucas..... (3/20/09)
Longtime Friend Janet Cowell Beats Bill Daughtridge
Cowell previously served as a Raleigh City Council Member and NC Senator
PBA Backed Perdue Becomes N.C.'s First Female Governor
2008 North Carolina Candidate Endorsements
Cary Chapter Members Demonstrate Strong Commitment to NCPBA Political Process The Cary Chapter has shown unprecedented involvement in the 2008 candidate interview and endorsement process. The NCPBA interviewed candidates over nine days starting in April for the primary and continued with the process through September for the general..... (10/13/08)
North Carolina PBA Continues with Candidate Interview Process On September 11th and 12th, the North Carolina PBA hosted candidate interviews at the Courtyard by Marriott in Cary. Candidates seeking re-election/election to the NC House, NC Senate..... (9/30/08)
Cary
and Raleigh Chapters Make Endorsements in On August 27th, 28th, and 29th the Cary and Raleigh Chapters hosted candidate interviews for those candidates seeking re-election/election to NC House and Senate seats. The candidates that were interviewed represented districts in Wake County. The candidates were...... (09/22/08)
Cary and Raleigh
Chapters Host Candidate Interviews for
On August 27th, 28th, and 29th the Cary and
Raleigh Chapters hosted candidate interviews for those
candidates seeking re-election/election to NC House and
Senate seats. The candidates that were........
(09/16/08) Cary Chapter Members Participate in NCPBA Candidate Interview and Endorsement Process On March 31, April 1, and April 2, 2008, Cary chapter members participated in interviews of candidates seeking the PBA endorsement for various offices. Candidates seeking office for US Congress, Governor, Lt. Governor, Treasurer, NC Court of..... (5/19/08)
Political Newcomer Gale Adcock Takes Seat on Cary Town Council The Cary chapter of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association proudly offered its endorsement of “District D” candidate Gale Adcock during the 2007 municipal election season. Adcock chose to run..... (1/02/08)
Cary Chapter Makes Endorsements in Cary Town Council Races The Cary Chapter of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association recently hosted candidate interviews for those seeking election/re-election to the Cary Town Council. On August 27, 2007, candidates..... (9/10/07)
Study: Housing Too Expensive For Essential Workers (7/26/07)
Cary Chapter members present strong showing as HB 980 passes Judiciary Committee Bill would give due process to municipal officers (5/29/07) (4/23/07)
THE LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER DISCIPLINE ACT (House Bill 980/Senate Bill 980): A CRITICAL NECESSITY FOR THE PROMOTION OF PUBLIC SAFETY IN NORTH CAROLINA. (4/23/07)
NC Sheriff Association's Report Opposing Due Process for Law Enforcement
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North Carolina PBA Conducts Most Ambitious Candidate Interview and Endorsement Process in History The North Carolina PBA conducted the most ambitious screening and endorsement of political candidates in its history during the 2006 general election season.......(1/29/07)
2006 North Carolina Candidate Endorsements In the past few years, PBA has encountered a steady rise in anti-law enforcement public officials and judges. North Carolina has produced local and state legislators who do not have a clue about what you really have to endure in your job. Fear of public perception and other factors has led to a 300 percent increase of criminal investigations.....
2006 Candidate Endorsement Newsletter
The North Carolina Police Benevolent Association is proudly offering their endorsement of Wake County Clerk of Court Candidate Lorrin Freeman......(11/8/06)
2006 Wake County PBA Endorsement Ballot (11/1/06)
PBA leads from the front with passage of important legislation Early this summer a very important piece of legislation was passed into law and signed by Governor Mike Easley. Before H.B. 447, North Carolina local government police officers shot or otherwise injured feloniously, in the line of duty...... (9/26/06)
Cary Chapter Shows Unprecedented Involvement in Political Process The Cary Chapter has shown unprecedented involvement in the political process during the 2006 election season. The process started in May of this year when Congressional candidates were interviewed.....(10/02/06)
Final Round of NC House and Senate Screenings Complete On September 18, 2006 candidate interviews were held for NC House and Senate races. These candidate interviews brought to a close the most ambitious screening process in the history of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association. ....(10/02/06)
Cary Chapter Conducts Candidate Interviews for Council Seat Appointment On September 6, 2006, members of the Cary Chapter interviewed candidates seeking appointment to the vacated At-Large seat. This seat had became available because of the resignation of Mike Joyce.......(10/02/06)
Cary Chapter and Raleigh-Wake Chapter Conduct Joint Candidate Interviews On August 2nd and 3rd the Cary and Raleigh-Wake Chapters conducted candidate interviews for local political races. Candidates in various races for the NC House and Senate, Wake County Clerk of Court, Wake County District Attorney, Wake County Commissioners.... (8/07/06)
North Carolina Court of Appeals and Supreme Court Candidates are Interviewed On July 28, 2006, candidates for the North Carolina Court of Appeals and Supreme Court were interviewed in Raleigh. The Court of Appeals is this state only intermediate appellate court. Fifteen judges sit in rotating panels of three, deciding only questions......(8/15/06)
Cary Chapter Members Offer Support for 25 Year Retirement Resolution On July 17, 2006, Cary Chapter members were in attendance at the Wake County Commissioners meeting to support the Raleigh-Wake Chapter as information was presented to request a resolution of support for the 25 year retirement......(8/15/06)
Cary Town Council Member Mike Joyce Announces His Resignation At Cary Chapter Meeting On July 13, 2006 Cary Town Council member Mike Joyce announced his resignation at the monthly Cary Chapter meeting. In announcing his decision Mike gave both his personal and professional reasons for resigning to those in attendance......(7/18/06)
Cary Board Shows Appreciation for Adopted Budget On June 22, 2006, members of the Cary Town Council voted to approve the $217 million FY 2007 budget by a 6-1 vote. Included in this budget was the addition of 10 police officer positions. According to.... (7/05/06)
First Round of NC House and Senate Screenings Complete On June 20th, 21st, 27th, and 28th, political screenings were held for NC House and Senate races. These candidate interviews were the start of the most ambitious screening process in the history of the North Carolina Police Benevolent Association..... (7/24/06)
Congressional Candidates Seek PBA Endorsement On May 30th and 31st, Congressional candidates who were seeking the endorsement of the PBA were interviewed in Raleigh. These candidates were asked a series of questions relating to due process, protection of retirement plans..... (7/24/06)
The Cary Town Council recently passed important policy revisions in relation to the law enforcement officer’s separation allowance. The policy Law Enforcement Officers’ Separation Allowance (HR06-05), was passed on... (2/22/06)
Cary Town Council Passes Important Policy Revisions The Cary Town Council recently passed important policy revisions in regards to retiree benefits. Revisions to Policy Statement 110 - Retiree Benefits (HR06-03) was passed on December 15, 2005. Part of this policy revision was of serious concern to the membership and had been initially addressed....... (2/13/06)
Cary Members Present Strong Showing for Municipal Elections Cary Chapter members, who recently formed their own chapter, were very active in their local council elections earlier this year. On August 29, 2005, 19 Cary members participated in the screening process at the Courtyard by Marriott in Cary..... (11/21/05)
SSPBA History of Legislation in North Carolina
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